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Titian & Aegidius Sadeler & Marcus Christoph Sadeler
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(Roman Emperor - Augustus) D. Oct. Augustus
Publication Place / Date
n.p. / 1586 circa - 1629
Image Dimensions
9.3 x 14 inches
Color
Uncolored
Condition
VG
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This engraving depicts Augustus, heir of Julius Ceasar and the first Roman Emperor. The portrait shows Augustus in a classical stance, dressed in Roman armor and draped in a toga, symbolizing his authority and military prowess. His right hand rests on a globe, representing his dominion over the world. The background features a stylized depiction of clouds and drapery, emphasizing his elevated status. This work is part of a series of eleven emperors of Rome, created by Aegidius Sadeler after paintings by Titian. Below the portrait, there is a Latin inscription praising Augustus' achievements and legacy.

Condition Description
Engraving on laid paper. Toning and foxing at the edges.
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