Marcus Agrippa
Born in 63 BC, Marcus Agrippa was a Roman architect, consul, statesman, and general best known for being Emperor Augustus’ right-hand man and best friend. In addition, Marcus was the son-in-law of Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus. If you travel to Rome, many of the buildings that you will see had been designed by Marcus Agrippa. In addition, he was responsible for the victory against Cleopatra and Mark Antony at the Battle of Actium. Marcus later died in the year 12 BC.
Marcus Agrippa
What Marcus Agrippa Really Looked Like
Marcus Agrippa was 51 years old when he died in Campania, Italy. He was honored by his good friend Augustus, who put on a huge funeral, mourning for more than 30 days. Augustus also oversaw the children of Marcus and their education. Before he died, Marcus had already prepared a tomb for himself, though it was never used since Augustus had his friend’s remains placed in his own mausoleum. Artists believe Marcus Agrippa looked like this during his reign.
What Marcus Agrippa Really Looked Like
