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Italiano: Ritratto di Gaio Giulio Cesare. Marmo bianco lunense, altezza totale 33 cm (il solo volto h. cm 21,5). Proveniente da Tusculum, vicino a Frascati, durante gli scavi di Luciano Bonaparte tra il 1804 e il 1820; entrò a far parte della collezione di Maria Cristina, regina di Sardegna, nel Castello ducale di Agliè (TO). Databile attorno al 50-40 a.C. Oggi è esposto al Museo di antichità di Torino, inv. 2098
Español: Está tallado en mármol de Carrara y datado en el año 44 a.C. Procede de las excavaciones de Tusculum en Italia. Pertenece al Museo di Antichità, de Turín. Se expuso en Arte Canal, Madrid, en "Cleopatra y la fascinación de Egipto"
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The Tusculum portrait, a contemporary Roman sculpture of Julius Caesar located in the Archaeological Museum of Turin, Italy