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JULIUS CAESAR (100-44 B. C. ). Roman general and statesman. Caesar refusing the crown offered by Marc Antony, 44 B. C. Line engraving, late 19th century

JULIUS CAESAR (100-44 B. C. ). Roman general and statesman. Caesar refusing the crown offered by Marc Antony, 44 B. C. Line engraving, late 19th century


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JULIUS CAESAR (100-44 B. C. ). Roman general and statesman. Caesar refusing the crown offered by Marc Antony, 44 B. C. Line engraving, late 19th century

JULIUS CAESAR (100-44 B.C.). Roman general and statesman. Caesar refusing the crown offered by Marc Antony, 44 B.C. Line engraving, late 19th century

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Antonius Caesar Crown Emperor Empire Gaius Julius Laurel Leaf Marcus Mark Roman Roman Empire Senator Throne Toga


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This print captures a pivotal moment in ancient Roman history. Depicting the renowned Julius Caesar, a distinguished general and statesman, it showcases his refusal of the crown offered by Marc Antony in 44 B. C. The late 19th-century line engraving beautifully portrays this significant event. In the image, Caesar stands tall and resolute, clad in his regal toga. Surrounding him are men of power and influence, including Marcus Antonius himself. As Antony extends the crown towards Caesar's head, one can almost feel the tension in the air as all eyes are fixed on this critical decision. Caesar's refusal is evident through his firm expression and steadfast demeanor. This act demonstrates his commitment to preserving the ideals of Rome's republic rather than succumbing to absolute power. His rejection of kingship solidifies his status as a true servant of Rome and its people. The intricate details captured by this line engraving showcase not only the artist's skill but also provide us with glimpses into ancient Roman life. From laurel wreaths adorning heads to majestic thrones symbolizing authority, every element tells a story about an empire that once dominated much of Europe. As we gaze upon this remarkable piece from The Granger Collection, we cannot help but be transported back in time - witnessing firsthand one man's unwavering dedication to principles over personal gain within an extraordinary era that shaped our world today.

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