Life size marble statue Of Emperor Augustus figure marble statue

The sculpture art techniques of marble statue Of Emperor Augustus:

The Roman Empire is the largest empire in the ancient history of the world, covering the main areas of the Mediterranean coast in its heyday. Octavian put an end to the republican system, gathered power in one body, and created the Roman Empire. Like many large public buildings, sculptures at that time became an important means of praising the monarchy and the martial arts of the empire. Among them, the portraits of emperors and nobles were the most developed. This marble statue Of Emperor Augustus is a very representative full-length portrait of the emperor in the early period of the Roman Empire. In 27 BC, Gaiyue. Octavian was awarded the title of “Augustus” by the Senate and became the dictator of Rome. At the right foot of the marble statue Of Emperor Augustus, there is an image of Cupid, a little goddess of love, indicating that he is not only a great commander, but also a kind of love. The figure of the marble statue Of Emperor Augustus has a strong tendency for idealization, and the artistic purpose of praising the emperor is clear at a glance. From the posture and artistic expression of the marble statue Of Emperor Augustus, we can clearly see that this is imitating ancient Greek works. It is said that this artistic feature of imitating ancient Greece and idealizing characters is advocated by Augustus himself. Yes, so this style is called “Augustus Classicism” in the history of art.

MARBLE Statue Of Emperor Augustus (1)

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Details of marble statue Of Emperor Augustus:

This marble statue Of Emperor Augustus was found in the “First Gate” area in the north of Rome and portrays the Roman Emperor Augustus Caesar. His right foot is in front, and there is a little angel beside him. He raises his right arm and asks people to be quiet. His left arm is covered with a robe that only the emperor can wear, and the robe wraps around his hip height. The head of MARBLE Statue Of Emperor Augustus is processed separately, and its facial features indicate that this is the famous Augustus. His portrait is often idealized; the athlete-like figure, combined with the overall posture, emphasizes that he is a determined man. leader. This Statue Of Emperor Augustus is taller than a real person, and the breastplate is its special feature. The relief on it can be seen as a symbol of the title of Emperor Augustus. It is believed that the scene in the middle shows that King Parthian returns to the Roman kingdom of Augustus, proving that he has succumbed. The female characters on both sides symbolize the two provinces of the empire; the god of heaven above the breastplate and the god of the mortal world below, put Augustus in the universe.

marble statue Of Emperor Augustus (3)

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