The Veronese Design Augustus Statue is an elegant decorative sculpture depicting the first emperor of the Roman Empire, Gaius Octavius Augustus (63 BC – 14 AD), in his magnificent armor, holding a commander's staff, and with a Cupid figure beside him. This special design, reflecting one of history's most important statesmen, is a distinguished piece for history enthusiasts and collectors, thanks to its fine craftsmanship and antique bronze appearance.
Produced with Veronese Design quality, this decorative figurine brings the aesthetic understanding of Roman art to modern collections. It creates a classical atmosphere in homes, offices, studies, libraries, and collection display cases.
Product Features
Veronese Design original artwork
Roman Emperor Augustus figurine
Design with armor, commander's staff, and Cupid details
Special antique bronze finish
High-quality cold cast resin
Fine craftsmanship and rich details
Ideal for decoration and collection
Who was Augustus?
Augustus (Gaius Octavius) went down in history as the first emperor of the Roman Empire. As Julius Caesar's adopted son, Augustus initiated the Pax Romana (Roman Peace) period, which would last for many years in Rome after the civil wars. He is considered one of the most influential leaders in world history thanks to his political reforms, military successes, and his role in restructuring the empire.
The Cupid (Eros) figure in the statue is a symbolic reference to Julius Caesar's family, which traced its lineage back to the goddess Venus. This detail is also present in the most renowned depictions of Augustus in Roman art.
