Colossus of Constantine (fragments)

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The Colossus of Constantine (fragments) is the remains of a gigantic early 4th-century AD statue of the Roman emperor Constantine I, once enthroned in the Basilica of Maxentius in the Roman Forum.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman statue
colossal statue
sculpture fragment
artMovement Late Roman art
collection Palazzo dei Conservatori NERFINISHED
country Roman Empire
creator unknown Roman sculptor
culturalContext Constantinian period
depicts Constantine I NERFINISHED
Roman emperor
ruler with Christian associations
depictsForm enthroned emperor
exhibitionHistory displayed in the courtyard of the Palazzo dei Conservatori
genre imperial portrait
hasPart feet
head of Constantine
other marble fragments
right forearm
right hand
right knee
right shin
headHeight about 2.6 meters
height approximately 12 meters (reconstructed)
heritageDesignation part of the cultural heritage of Rome
iconography emperor holding a sceptre or orb (reconstructed)
inception early 4th century AD
influencedBy earlier colossal cult statues
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Italy NERFINISHED
Lazio NERFINISHED
Rome NERFINISHED
location Capitoline Museums NERFINISHED
materialUsed brick core
bronze
marble
originalLocation Basilica of Maxentius NERFINISHED
Roman Forum NERFINISHED
partOf Basilica of Maxentius sculptural program NERFINISHED
significantEvent moved from the Roman Forum to the Capitoline Hill
significantPlace Capitoline Hill NERFINISHED
Roman Forum NERFINISHED
style idealized portraiture
subjectOf archaeological study
art historical research
use imperial propaganda

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Capitoline Museums containsWork Colossus of Constantine (fragments)