Aurelian Statue

Aurelian was one of the most legendary emperors of the third century Roman Empire. During his reign from 270 to 275 AD, he successfully ended the fragmentation of the “Crisis of the Third Century” with his extraordinary military talent and decisive political methods. At that time, Rome was on the verge of disintegration, with the Palmyrene Empire to the east and the Gallo-Bolshevik Empire to the west. Aurelian, through a series of swift military campaigns, defeated Queen Zenobia and the Gallo-Bolshevik regime, reunifying the empire. This Aurelian Statue, rendered in bronze, presents the emperor’s majestic and decisive image. The face is deeply sculpted, with prominent lines between the brows and the jawline, showcasing the fortitude and composure gained through the trials of war.

He wears a Roman officer’s breastplate with a three-dimensional relief on the chest; the lower body is clad in an officer’s kilt and strappy sandals, perfectly replicating the attire of an ancient Roman general. The layered fabric of the cloak draped over the left shoulder enhances the statue’s weight and historical feel. The figure’s right arm is outstretched in a commanding or giving a speech gesture, while the left hand holds a scepter or sword hilt, symbolizing supreme command. The legs of the Aurelian Statue are proportionally strong, the posture is stable, and the overall image exudes power. Arturban Statue can customize various roman statues. Welcome to contact us for more details.