The Armorial Pair, Wall reliefs sculpture plinth Commodus was often re-created in

Commodus was often re-created in the 18th century for members of the European aristocracy who visited Italy on the Grand Tour

in white marble set on a plain pedestal base

portrayed in his double breasted tunic

In 1803 "Susan" (later "Northanger Abbey") was actually sold to a publisher for a mere £10 but was not published until 14 years later

Elevated Display

The Armorial Pair, Wall reliefs sculpture plinth Commodus was often re-created inA highly detailed pair of sculpted relief wall plaques, armorial in design with classical details of armour, shields and standards, with a raised border. Hand made from the finest British Gypsum in Staffordshire, England. Size. 18cm Tall x 32 cm long.