Augustus bust
Augustus was the first Roman emperor. The Senate gave him the title of Augustus January 16, 27 BC and in 23 BC It was recognized tribunicia potestas and the Imperium proconsulare to life; while in 12 BC It became Pontifex Maximus. He remained in power until his death and his principality was the longest of the imperial Rome.
The Augustus Bust represents the first Roman Emperor, Augustus. He was conferred the title of Augustus by the Senate on January 16, 27 BC, and in 23 BC, he was granted tribunicia potestas and lifelong Imperium proconsulare. In 12 BC, he became the Pontifex Maximus. He remained in power until his death, and his principate was the longest in imperial Rome. This bust magnifies his form, crafted with weather-resistant marble granules of excellent quality, made in Italy. Every detail is meticulously curated, and worldwide shipping is available.
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