A commanding pair of Grand Tour Roman bronze sculptures, likely cast around 1900 in Italy, depicting a Roman senator (possibly Julius Caesar) and a companion emperor figure. Each is rendered with remarkable attention to detail, from the cascading drapery to the expressive, finely modeled faces, reflecting the neoclassical fascination with antiquity.

Set atop solid, polished marble bases, these large-scale bronzes embody the academic elegance of the Grand Tour tradition. Ideal for collectors of Roman revival bronzes, early 20th century Italian sculpture, or neoclassical décor with historical gravitas.