Vespasian Roman Emperor Portrait he chose Aphrodite and accepted

he chose Aphrodite and accepted her bribe to help him win the most beautiful woman alive

The combination of fine detail

A distinguished pedestal that brings classical architectural elegance and bronze sophistication to your collection

which he ruled alone from 27 BC until his death in AD 14

Socrates has become renowned for his contribution to the field of ethics

Vespasian Roman Emperor Portrait he chose Aphrodite and acceptedVespasian, a large bust, late 18th century. A really magnificent Grand Tour marble portrait bust of Vespasian, taken from the original marble which is in a private collection in London. Size. 66 H x 36 W x 25 D cm. LITERATURE: ROMAN SCULPTURE, DIANA E. E. KLEINER Picture of the original inc.