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1. Introduction of Roman Statue of Hadrian Hadrian was a Roman emperor who reigned from 117 to 138 AD, a period of relative stability and development for the Roman Empire. He is known for strengthening border defenses, reforming the administrative system, and promoting urban development; Hadrian’s Wall, built in Britain, is one of his achievements. […]

1. Introduction of Emperor Claudius Statue Claudius was the fourth emperor of the Roman Empire, reigning from 41 to 54 AD, and was born into the Julio-Claudian dynasty. Before his accession, he was largely excluded from the core of power, but after ascending the throne, he demonstrated strong administrative abilities. He emphasized legal systems and […]

1. Introduction of Commodus Sculpture Commodus was the son of the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, reigning from 180 to 192 AD. His reign marked the end of the Antonine dynasty. Historical records indicate that Commodus was passionate about self-portrait creation, particularly favoring associating himself with mythological heroes, and frequently emphasizing his extraordinary status in public. […]

1. Introduction of Gaius Statue Augustus, born Gaius Octavius, was a prominent political figure in the late Roman Republic. After Julius Caesar’s assassination in 44 BC, Octavian, as his adopted son, rose to power. Through a series of political and military struggles, he defeated his rivals and was finally granted the title “Augustus” by the […]

1. Introduction of Augustus Caesar Marble Statue Augustus, the first emperor of the Roman Empire, was originally named Gaius Octavius. After Julius Caesar’s assassination in 44 BC, Octavian, as his adopted son, inherited his political legacy. He defeated his main rivals in a long civil war and was granted the title “Augustus” by the Senate […]

1. Introduction of Statue Trajan Trajan, one of the second of the “Five Good Emperors” of the Roman Empire, reigned from 98 to 117 AD. Born into a provincial noble family, he was the first Roman emperor not born in Italy. His reign was characterized by a balance of external expansion and administrative reform, leading […]

1. Introduction of Headless Roman Statue This sculpture, inspired by ancient Roman clothing and anatomy, is crafted entirely from stone. The Headless Roman Statue retains the structure of the chest, abdomen, legs, and the robe draped over the body; the head and arms are missing, with irregular edges at the break. The torso’s muscular lines […]

1. Introduction of Broken Roman Bust This Roman Bust is a marble sculpture of a young man’s head, inspired by the style of ancient Rome. The piece is partially damaged, with only the head and upper chest remaining. The facial features are clearly defined, with the eyes, nose, and mouth rendered in a shallow carving […]

1. Introduction of Roman General Statue This marble Roman Man Sculpture, inspired by the image of a general from the ancient Roman Empire, combines military authority with the solemnity of classical sculpture. The figure in the Roman General Statue wears a traditional cuirass and pteruges, the cuirass adorned with relief patterns. His right arm is […]

1. Introduction of Statue of Virgil Virgil (70-19 BC) was the most important epic poet of ancient Rome and is widely regarded as a central figure in the Roman literary tradition. He was deeply influenced by Greek literature, particularly the narrative structure and style of Homer’s epics, which profoundly impacted his writing. Virgil’s representative works […]