Roman Emperor God Bronze Sculpture

Italian Patinated Bronze of "Antinous-Osiris" 20th century, the young favorite of the Emperor Hadrian in the guise of the Egyptian god of the afterlife, after the 1st century CE Roman sculpture in the

Title: Bronze sculpture of Mercury - Roman Gods - Roman Myths Date/Period: 21st century Origin: Europe Dimension: Height: 43 cm / 17.2 inches Width: 15 cm / 6 inches Material: Bronze Maker: unknown Ad

Pair of Italian bronze sculptures. One depicts Caesar Augustus modeled in classical pose with putti cherub Eros figure at feet; the other statue in the form of a Neoclassical Greco Roman warrior with

A bronze sculpture depicting the Roman emperor, Marcus Aurelius, atop a marble base. The bronze does not include a maker's mark or foundry.Ê 16" ht.Ê

AFTER BERTEL THORVALDSEN (Danish, 1768–1844). Mercury about to Kill Argus, Patinated bronze sculpture of the Roman god Mercury. Statue depicts the god seated with his shepherd's pipe in one han

DESCRIPTION: Single socket electric table lamp featuring a base composed of a bronze sculpture of a Greco-Roman god, possibly Dionysus, wearing a berry crown on his head, a goatskin over his shoulder,

Cupid Diving with Dolphin, cast bronze sculpture, unsigned, depicting the Roman god of love and desire diving with a dolphin, depicting a playful and affectionate encounter, with its tail wrapped arou

It depicts the Greek God, Hermes. In the Roman adaptation of the Greek religion, Hermes was identified with the Roman god Mercury, who, though inherited from the Etruscans, developed many similar char

Large patinated bronze sculpture of “Dancing Faun”.A stately, very effective and "atmospheric", patinated green bronze,depicting the naked, dancing Faun (Roman god of nature, fertility and freedom

19th century Grand Tour gilt bronze bust sculpture depicting the Roman emperor Lucius Verus, brother of Marcus Aurelius. 9.5" H x 4.375" W x 3.5" D. Provenance: Removed from a private residence at the

Antique Neoclassical Style Bronze Figural Sculpture of a Roman God Mounted on Onyx and Marble Base. Unsigned. Measures 11-1/2" H x 10-1/4" W x 6-1/2" D. Condition: Rubbing to the surface, nicks to the

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A Pair of italian bronze bust sculptures depicting two historical figures from the Roman Empire, Gaius Julius Caesar and Emperor Nero. Both bronze bust sculptures sit atop an octag

Mathurin Moreau (France, 1822-1912) allegorical bronze sculpture depciting the Roman or Greek god Apollo, depicted raising his right arm; his left arm encircles an urn supported on three caryatids and

An estate lot with two (2) patinated bronze statues produced in the style of works acquired on the Grand Tour, depicting the Greco Roman Olympian god Mercury (Hermes). Includes: one (1) Mercury in run

Patinated and well cast head of a young Roman Emperor or Greek God wearing a laurel wreath, mounted to a mahogany panel. L. 30.5 cm (12 in.)

This is a Bronze Sculpture honoring the eminent Gaius Julius Caesar 13 July 100 BC - 15 March 44 BC who was a Roman general and statesman. He played a critical role in the gradual conversion of the Ro

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) A pair of large Paolo Marioni (Italian, 20th Century) bust sculptures of a Roman emperor in terracotta, with a bronze patina finish and partially glazed in a faux marble look. They

Mystery Artist (20th Century, or possibly earlier). A cast bronze bust statue. A Neoclassical figural work in dark brown patinated bronze depicting the Greco Roman god Mercury (Hermes), god of luck an

This is a bronze rendition of Roman mythological god Mercury. Mercury is seen seated among the billows of clouds hurriedly preparing himself for his celestial duty. The beholder witnesses him tying hi

This Ancient Greek emperor sits up straight and proud as his portrait is chiseled out for him. He wears his full royal armor and holds his sword displaying it proudly. His helmet covers right to his b

Poseidon Was The God Of The Sea, Storms, And, As "Earth-Shaker," Of Earthquakes In Greek Mythology. The Name Of The Sea-God Nethuns In Etruscan Was Adopted In Latin For Neptune In Roman Mythology: Bot

Italian Bronze Bust of "Hypnos", the God of Sleep first quarter 20th century, after the ancient Roman bronze (itself a copy of a 3rd century BCE Hellenistic sculpture) excavated at Civitella d'Arna, P

Sculpture, The god Silenus holds the infant Dionysus (Roman Bacchus) in his arms. He is crowned with a wreath of ivy and berries leans against a tree-trunk draped with an animal-skin hide. Base of sta

As One Of The Most Popular Sports In The Early Olympic Games, The Chariot Race Always Marked The Opening Of The Games. It Was Followed By The Pentathlon Which Consisted Of Running, Jumping, Javelin An