Veronese Resin Statues Julius Caesar Bust Figurine

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This is a fair copy of a bust of Julius Caesar made by Andrea Ferrucci sometime around 1512. He supposedly modeled the head on an ancient Roman bust found in Florence, Italy. Ferrucci's original is in the Met in NY. The head of the original is slightly tilted giving it a casual appearance. Nevertheless, this is an excellent copy and the detail of the armor is almost identical to Ferrucci and in keeping with ancient Roman armor. Very nice.

My boi Caesar looks badass on my Roman Empire bookshelf chilling in front of Gibbon. Worth the money.

As hoped for. Well made. Compact. A perfect gift for someone named Cesar! He loves it and enjoyed the history behind it

I love the Intricacy and detail , the look of solid bronze with light touches of red and burgundy , it's a bit small but is weighty to bring perfect stability whether you're wanting to put it on a pedastool or place it as a book catch , beyond that , the sentimental value of something like this cannot be rated , you either hate Julius or you love him , and if you're thinking of buying this , then you already know what you're getting 😉