Brutus in Toga French Artist Queen Victoria

Queen Victoria

Miniaturized from the original Roman and 16th-century lions that guard the Villa Medici and now stand at the Loggia dei Lanzi

This highly detailed relief plaque showing three children was based on an eighteenth century painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds

He assumed the imperial throne at the age of eighteen on the death of his father and quickly developed a reputation for megalomania and sexual depravity

joined the Royal Academy in 1842

Brutus in Toga French Artist Queen VictoriaMarcus Junius Brutus, a bust, 4285 BC. A large library marble bust of Brutus, portrayed in his toga drapery. Brutus was the Roman senator who initiated the plot to kill Emperor Julius Caesar. As a standard these large busts are made much lighter, if you require more weight, please inform at time of ordering. Size. 80 x 60 x 30 cm Weight. 20 kg.