The statue, although possessing traits and form of a more organic, humanistic nature, still portrays the immense power and influence held by Augustus during his reign over the mighty Roman Empire. Each and every detail is exact and perfect, giving a personal effect to the statue to show that although Augustus was powerful and unique, he was still a "common man," or as he was called, a "first citizen." His portraits were produced to present the population with the image of a god-like ruler who never aged and was ever superior. Since few in the ancient world had actually seen Augustus, the artists were able to portray him in any way, shape or form that fit the need.

built in a way to display the immense power and influence, a perfect platform

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