Classical Bust Septimius Severus
$425.44
The David Sharp Studio,s Classical bust of Septimius Severus is shown with his forked beard, tight curly hair and wearing military dress.
Septimius Severus was the first African Emperor of the Romans and an accomplished General who after defeating his internal enemies, campaigned far and wide, coming to Britain to conquer Scotland where he made significant gains, strengthening Hadrian’s Wall and rebuilding many Romans forts along the east coast.
Description
Septimius Severus Died in York on 4th February 201
Our Septimus Severus Classical Bust Stands 940mm high and is shown on our Fluted Knightsbridge Pedestal.
Additional information
Weight | 85 kg |
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