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Rimini
Rimini (prov.)
Emilia-Romagna

Piazza Tre Martiri

Giulio Cesare

Julius Caesar

(Rome 63 BC - Nola 14 AD)
first emperor of the Roman Empire
(Wikipedia)

Antique sculptor/artist
1933 (copy)

Description

Bronze statue of Caesar as imperator, wearing lorica (cuirass) and paludamentum (short military cloack). Copy of the antique marble statue in the Palazzo Senatorio, Capitoline Museum, in Rome, dating from the reign of Trajan (AD 98-117) (Roman Artworks).

It was donated to the city of Rimini by Mussolini. During World War II the statue was hidden and recovered only in the early 1950s and placed in the Giulio Cesare barracks. The town had cast a new copy and placed that on the main square.

Inscription(s)

S.P.Q.A.
C. IVLIO CAESARI
dicit perpetvo

MCMXXXIII

Sculptor

Anonymous Roman or Greek sculptor or artist from Antiquity

Sources & Information

Visit Rimini, Statue of Caesar in Piazza Tre Martiri.
Rimini, Guida Pratica, Statua di Giulio Cesare
Edoardo De Carli, Chi era Costui?

Locatie (N 44°3'35" - E 12°34'4") (Satellite view: Google Maps)

Item Code: iter009; Photograph: 11 May 2017
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