Bust of Pseudo-Seneca Portrait of Hesiod

Discover the exquisite craftsmanship of our Pseudo-Seneca Portrait of Hesiod, a stunning replica that captures the essence of Roman artistry from the late 1st century BC. This meticulously crafted bust, made from high-quality resin and finished with a marble and bronze patina effect, embodies the timeless elegance of classical sculpture.

Originally unearthed in the Villa of the Papyri at Herculaneum, this piece is one of the finest examples depicting a face that has intrigued scholars for centuries. While it was once attributed to the esteemed philosopher Seneca the Younger, modern interpretations suggest it is a fictitious portrait, potentially representing the ancient poet Hesiod or the playwright Aristophanes.

Our replica pays homage to the original’s rich history and artistic significance, showcasing the intricate details of the emaciated features that reflect the Stoic philosophy of the time. The lifelike expression and careful attention to detail bring this historical figure to life, making it a captivating addition to any collection.

Embrace the allure of ancient Rome and honor the legacy of classical thought with this remarkable sculpture. Perfect for art enthusiasts and history lovers alike, the Pseudo-Seneca Portrait of Hesiod serves as a striking conversation piece that enriches your space with its profound narrative and artistic merit.