Favorite Statue

The statue of Julius Caesar that was created during the reign of Emperor Trajan. It's not an exact likeness, but if you compare it to the Tusculum bust, there is some resemblance.

• Original marble with restorations (nose, etc.).

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It currently stands in Aula Giulio Cesare in Palazzo Senatorio (Rome). Some of the restorations were removed.

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• Plaster cast in the Museum of Roman Civilization (Rome).

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• Bronze copy on Via dei Fori Imperiali in Rome.

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• Bronze copy in front of a classical high school "Giulio Cesare" (Rome).

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• Bronze copy in front of Porta Palatina in Turin.

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• Bronze copy in Cividale del Friuli.

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• Bronze copy in Rimini.

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Another copy (as I understand, this one is actually older than the one above) stood in Caserma Giulio Cesare, but the place closed down in 2019.

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• Bronze copy in Savignano sul Rubicone municipality in the Province of Forlì-Cesena.

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• Bronze copy in Aosta.

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• Bronze copy at the military academy in Modena.

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• A copy (don't know what material it's made of) in the Jardin des Tuileries in Paris. The face is not the exact copy of the original, and, I think, they made him thinner? It's pretty badly beaten by the weather.

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There is a copy in the city of Nyon in Switzerland, but the quality of the work is poor.