Roman Statues

From gladiators to chariots the social influence of the Roman Empire is still evident in the sculpture, statues and other artwork from that period that is popular today. Some of the most recognizable Roman symbols are beautifully depicted in Roman garden statues and other artwork. The most popular replicated Roman garden statues include:

• Bacchus, the god of wine. Roman statues of Bacchus make an excellent addition to your wine gallery or cellar. Bacchus is the name Romans used for the god of wine. He is said to have discovered the grape vine's precious juice and represents the social influence and gaiety of dance and play.


• Roman Emperor statues. Famous Roman emperors like Marcus Caracalla and Caesar Augustus are brought to life in Roman statues and busts. From the curls in their hair to the drapes of their robes these highly detailed statues are beautifully sculpted.


• Roman Chariot Statues. Equestrian statues have for centuries been a challenge to sculptors. The skill manifested in this type of work is apparent in the anatomical accuracy and realistic detailing of the horses depicted in roman chariot statues.


• Gladiator Roman statues. The practice of armed men fighting to the death is captured in Roman soldier garden statues of Gladiators in mortal combat.

The social influence of the Roman Empire comes alive in Roman garden statues and other artwork replicated from the ancient past.