Bust, Busto, Giulio Gaio Cesare collezione storica Bianco - 200 mm - PETG

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Bust of Gaius Julius Caesar in white PETG from the historical collection, unsigned and in good condition, Italy, 200 mm high, 166 mm wide, 107 mm deep.

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Description from the seller

Elegant bust depicting Gaius Julius Caesar, one of the most influential figures in the history of ancient Rome. The work reproduces the famous Roman general and statesman with refined details of the face and clothing.

This bust represents a fascinating decorative element for professional studios, libraries, lounges, historical collections and environments furnished in a classic or neoclassical style. The austere expression and careful proportions recall the traditional iconography of ancient Rome.

Features
Subject: Gaius Julius Caesar
Material: PETG
Main color: white
Style: classic Roman
Conditions: Good
Height: 200 mm
Decorative and collectible object

Historical notes
Gaius Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC) was a Roman general, politician and writer. His military campaigns, particularly the conquest of Gaul, greatly expanded Rome’s frontiers. His figure marked the transition from Republic to Empire, making him one of the most famous and studied figures in world history.

Condition report
The item is presented in excellent aesthetic condition, as visible in the photographs.
Important note: due to lighting conditions, photographic exposure and the settings of different screens, the real color may show slight differences from what is visible in the photographs. Moreover, being a piece with its own finishing characteristics, some small aesthetic details may vary slightly without altering the overall appearance and subject of the sculpture.

From a private collection.

Elegant bust depicting Gaius Julius Caesar, one of the most influential figures in the history of ancient Rome. The work reproduces the famous Roman general and statesman with refined details of the face and clothing.

This bust represents a fascinating decorative element for professional studios, libraries, lounges, historical collections and environments furnished in a classic or neoclassical style. The austere expression and careful proportions recall the traditional iconography of ancient Rome.

Features
Subject: Gaius Julius Caesar
Material: PETG
Main color: white
Style: classic Roman
Conditions: Good
Height: 200 mm
Decorative and collectible object

Historical notes
Gaius Julius Caesar (100 BC – 44 BC) was a Roman general, politician and writer. His military campaigns, particularly the conquest of Gaul, greatly expanded Rome’s frontiers. His figure marked the transition from Republic to Empire, making him one of the most famous and studied figures in world history.

Condition report
The item is presented in excellent aesthetic condition, as visible in the photographs.
Important note: due to lighting conditions, photographic exposure and the settings of different screens, the real color may show slight differences from what is visible in the photographs. Moreover, being a piece with its own finishing characteristics, some small aesthetic details may vary slightly without altering the overall appearance and subject of the sculpture.

From a private collection.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Italy
Style
Antique
Material
PETG
Title of artwork
Busto, Giulio Gaio Cesare collezione storica Bianco
Signature
Not signed
Colour
White
Condition
Good condition
Height
200 mm
Width
166 mm
Depth
107 mm
ItalyVerified
Private

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