Discover a legacy of excellence
From the time Romulus threw dirt from his family hearth in the ground and consecrated the founding of Rome, the city has demanded greatness.
What began as a single unified city-state grew into an empire for the ages, leaving a legacy of monuments and creative expression.
A city of relics
In the year 546, historian Zacharias documented there were 3,890 bronze statues throughout Rome. In every neighborhood plaza and city corner, one might find a statue and altar for a god no longer worshiped, or for long forgotten heroes. Every century, a generation of artisans leave their mark upon the eternal city. A legacy of artistry that serves as a muse for the next generation
A city of relics
In the year 546, historian Zacharias documented there were 3,890 bronze statues throughout Rome. In every neighborhood plaza and city corner, one might find a statue and altar for a god no longer worshiped, or for long forgotten heroes. Every century, a generation of artisans leave their mark upon the eternal city. A legacy of artistry that serves as a muse for the next generation
In the year 546, historian Zacharias documented there were 3,890 bronze statues throughout Rome. In every neighborhood plaza and city corner, one might find a statue and altar for a god no longer worshiped, or for long forgotten heroes. Every century, a generation of artisans leave their mark upon the eternal city. A legacy of artistry that serves as a muse for the next generation
has always explored elaborate scenes of conquering kings, mythical beasts, religious processions and stories of triumph.
