Here is a link to the bust. I'm pretty sure it's Roman since it was a present to my dad years ago (and he is a Latin teacher) but was wondering who it might be. It was suggested that it was Julius or Augustus Caesar though I'm not sure. If this is the wrong sub to ask this in I apologize.
Note: Its not an original piece or anything similar but a large scale production outdoor planter.
I wonder if this could be Agrippa, Augustus' right-hand man, and the victor of the battle of Actium. The features look too heavily-set for Julius Caesar or Augustus himself, but the hairstyle does seem to place it in that period, and the large nose and stern brow resemble other surviving images of Agrippa.
