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Marcellus Statue
Item#NG31618
Also known as Germanicus by Kleomenes
1st Century BC, Louvre, Paris
This classic statue evokes timeless beauty in the idyllic form of one of Rome's great men. Cast directly from the original scaled Roman statue of ca. 50 B.C. by the sculptor Kleomenes. The Nude male statue, erroneously identified as Germanicus, a member of the family of the Emperor Augustus, probably should be considered a portrait of a member of a wealthy family of the late Republic. It is here represented with a body copied from a well-known statue of the god Hermes (Mercury), the Orator, which stood in Athens. This nude male sculpture is executed in the classicizing style popular in the 1st century B.C. when sculptors like Kleomenes looked for inspiration to the masters of the 5th and 4th centuries in Greece. A distinctive addition to your home or garden gallery, our exclusive work echoes the fine sculptures seen on European estates.
14"Wx11½"Dx37"H. 18 lbs.
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Product Details
  • Base is 14"W x 9.75"D
  • Fits on Grande Laurel plinth (KY3917), Classical Fluted plinth (KY2273), Grand Garden English plinth (NE140502) and Lion of Florence Sentinel base (KY727)
  • Fits on Rococo plinth (KY0631) with slight overhang
    • Product Care
    This item is crafted of durable resin and may be displayed outdoors with the following care:
  • Painted items will benefit from a coat of clear acrylic spray paint to slow fading from sun exposure.
  • Avoid direct exposure to freezing winter weather.

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