Index
37 cm
15 in
id 23

Lucius Caecilius Iucundus

$ 390.00

The bronze original of this clone was discovered during the archaeological excavations of Pompeii and dates back to the 3rd century AD. The person portrayed is a famous banker who, in the late Roman Period, stored the riches of nobles, lent money and kept the books for the numerous wealthy elites of the city, which was destroyed shortly afterwards by the terrible eruption of Vesuvius. The original bust is currently kept at the Archaeological Museum of Naples.

Ideal in a professional environment, this eco-sustainable design object is characterised by the strong expressiveness of the figure. A dominant placing with respect to other furnishing items and with dedicated lighting is thus recommended.

The authoritativeness and prestige of the subject suggests a choice of pastel colours for this clone.
Style

Neoclassical Art

Artist

Unknown Author

Size (h x w x d)

37 x 24 x 24 cm

15 x 9 x 9 in

Weight

750 grams

1.7 pounds

Eco-Material

100% plant-based
Weather proof

Manufacturing

Custom 3D-printed in 3 days
Made in Sicily, Italy

view original
Delivery

Duty-free shipping from Italy
Estimated arrival

Returns

14-day return policy
Satisfaction guaranteed

Packaging

100% eco friendly
packaging

you might like
“Woman” by Benedetto De Lisi | Artficial Clone 306
Woman

$ 445.00

“Joan of Arc” | Artficial Clone 308
Joan of Arc

$ 1,040.00

“Nimba head” | Artficial Clone 185
Nimba head

$ 1,040.00

“Venus” | Artficial Clone 204
Venus

$ 445.00

“Noblewoman” by Jules Franceschi | Artficial Clone 347
Noblewoman

$ 1,040.00