Bust of the Emperor Tiberius at The State Hermitage Museum St Petersburg

Immerse yourself in the grandeur of ancient Rome with our exquisite replica of the Portrait of the Emperor Tiberius, housed at The State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. This stunning piece captures the essence of Tiberius, the son of Livia and adopted heir of Augustus, whose reign from 14 AD was marked by a complex blend of power and introspection.

Crafted from high-quality resin and meticulously painted with a marble and bronze patina effect, this sculpture is a testament to the artistry of the ancient masters. The soft, flowing lines of the portrait reflect the idealization prevalent in Augustan Classicism, showcasing Tiberius as a youthful figure reminiscent of his predecessor Augustus, while also hinting at his familial traits with a distinct beaked nose and a sharply defined chin.

Every detail has been thoughtfully rendered, from the wavy locks of hair that cascade onto the neck—echoing the familial heritage noted by the historian Suetonius—to the careful generalization of forms that bestow a sense of timelessness upon this regal representation. This piece embodies the power of Rome, serving as a symbol of the reigning head of state and the complexities of leadership.

Whether displayed in your home or office, this remarkable sculpture not only serves as a stunning decorative element but also as a conversation starter, inviting admiration and reflection on the historical significance of its subject. Embrace the legacy of an emperor and the masterful craftsmanship of this replica, a perfect addition for any lover of classical art and