Ancient Roman Bronze Statue of Augustus Featuring Propaganda Armor Reliefs

The Augustus of Prima Porta is a renowned 2.08m marble statue depicting Rome’s first emperor. Discovered in 1863 at Livia’s Villa (Prima Porta), it’s now displayed in the Vatican Museums’ Braccio Nuovo.

Crafted by Greek sculptors as an idealized official portrait, it blends realism in Augustus’s youthful face with a heroic Greek-inspired stance. The detailed armor relief showing a Parthian returning Roman standards symbolizes imperial peace. This masterpiece remains the most iconic representation of Augustus and a defining sculpture of antiquity.

​Commissioned Augustus Bronze Statue​
Premier ​Patron-Directed Bronze Castings​ | Imperial Legacy Reborn

Imperial Essence in Bronze

Command authority with this ​Art-Grade Sculpture Fabrication​ of Rome’s first emperor. Meticulously cast from marine-grade bronze, it captures Augustus’ iconic contrapposto stance and political symbolism—from the adlocutio gesture to the cherub-anchored globe.

Key Features

▸ ​Archaeological Precision:

• Cuirass reliefs (Parthian surrender/Terra Mater) via ​Bronze Artifact Reproductions​
• Cupid-scaled globe on black marble plinth
  ▸ ​Dynamic Presence:
• Extended leadership arm + Hellenistic toga drapery
  ▸ ​Patina Mastery:
  Hand-torched verdigris or ​Artistic Patina Figural Statues​ customization

Bespoke Customization

✓ ​Scale: 60cm (desk) → 5m+ (Monumental Bronze Art)
✓ ​Iconography: Modify armor scenes/legionary standards
✓ ​Plinth Engraving: SPQR/mottos
✓ ​Finish: Antique green/gold or contemporary black

Why Commission Through Us?

★ ​Museum-Grade Craft:
Vatican archival methodology + Getty Museum-endorsed micro-crystalline patina
★ ​Structural Eternity:
Seismic armature for indoor/outdoor permanence

"We cast legacies, not just bronze."
— Giancarlo Rossi, Lead Artisan