Augustus, first Roman Emperor ( 27 BC-14 AD) deified as Jupiter. Mid 1st cent. AD. Bronze statue from the Augusteum, Herculaneum. Italy.

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3220 x 5083 px | 27.3 x 43 cm | 10.7 x 16.9 inches | 300dpi

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21 February 2019

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Augustus, first Roman Emperor ( 27 BC-14 AD) deified as Jupiter. Mid 1st cent. AD. Bronze statue from the Augusteum, Herculaneum. Italy.

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