Roman Emperor Antoninus Pius Bust AD 140 3D Model Printable 3D model

This highly detailed Roman bust 3D model represents Emperor Antoninus Pius, inspired by the original marble sculpture from the Berkeley Collection at Spetchley Park, dating to around A.D. 140. The realistic 3D model captures the emperor’s noble and thoughtful expression, with a full beard, deep-set eyes, and intricately sculpted wavy hair. He is depicted wearing a tunic, cuirass, and paludamentum fastened with a circular brooch, with every fold and texture of the fabric carefully reproduced for authentic historical accuracy. This ancient Roman statue 3D model is ideal for use in historical visualization, museum displays, academic research, CG rendering, digital art, or 3D printing. Modeled with clean and optimized topology, it delivers high-resolution detail suitable for close-up renders and real-time environments. The bust reflects the refined aesthetics of classical Roman portraiture, portraying Antoninus Pius (reigned A.D. 138–161) as both a philosopher and statesman. Perfect for artists, educators, and designers seeking a realistic Roman sculpture 3D asset that combines artistic beauty with archaeological authenticity.