Around 1700, Livio Odescalchi commissioned a statue of Augustus (63 B.C.-4 A.D.) to be paired with another of Tiberio (E00112) acquired with the collection of Christine of Sweden. Its style is more classical and less daring, and follows the ancient esthetic more faithfully. The portrait repeats the famous Primaporta type Augustus. The cream-colored alabaster looks like the marble used by the Romans. The tentative attribution to Monnot is based on the fact that this sculpture had a pedestal with a relief of Danaë that is documented as being by his hand.