A work depicting this man was set into the so-called Cross of Lothair and a cameo depicting this man being crowned by the personification of the civilized world is now in Vienna.
Commissions made by this man were studied by an author who discussed the use of Bucranium and the goddess Tellus as symbols of fertility and abundance, as well as the inauguration of the "Golden Age." A work depicting this man was set into the so-called Cross of Lothair and a cameo depicting this man being crowned by the personification of the civilized world is now in Vienna. Paul Zanker wrote "The Power of Images in the Age of [this man]," who commissioned one artwork now housed in a Richard (*) Meier-designed structure. A structure commissioned by this man contains panels depicting the sacrifice of Aeneas and of a woman with twins on her lap seated between two women. That structure contains a pair of reliefs of the patron's family and the senatorial aristocracy in procession. This man's most famous image shows him wearing a breastplate depicting the return of the aquilae. For 10 points, name this emperor depicted in the "Primaporta" sculpture, who commissioned the Ara Pacis.
Commissions made by this man were studied by an author who discussed the use of Bucranium and the goddess Tellus as symbols of fertility and abundance, as well as the inauguration of the "Golden Age.
Augustus [or Octavian]