Idealized Sculptures: In contrast to veristic sculptures, idealized sculptures were created during the Classical period (5th century BCE) with an emphasis on portraying perfect beauty rather than realism.
Portrait Busts: These are sculptural representations of a person's head, neck, and sometimes shoulders. They were popular during the Roman Empire and served as a way to honor individuals or commemorate their achievements.
Patrician: The term refers to the wealthy upper-class citizens of ancient Rome who held political power and often commissioned veristic sculptures to display their status and influence.