AI Art: Roman Polybian triarius infantryman 3rd century BC, exact same pose and framing as the reference image, do not alter composition or camera angle, hyper-realistic museum-grade rendering, white Caucasian male late 30s, mature vigorous masculine face completely clean-shaven chin and cheeks no beard no stubble, short black military crop, skin slightly dusty with visible pores and sweat sheen, engaged in combat stance.Helmet: classic bronze Montefortino skull-cap type E/F mid-3rd century BC with no nape-guard reinforcement and no brow reinforce, simple rounded bowl with faint hammer marks, iron transversal crest ridge riveted left-to-right across the crown exactly like the Canosa and Ksour es-Sad specimens, large hinged bronze cheek-guards with rolled edges fully covering the ears down to jaw level, bronze cheek-plates, tall dense black natural crow-feather crest bound with thin red wool cord rising vertically from the iron ridge socket.Torso armour: highly polished bronze lorica musculata anatomical muscle cuirass with deep idealized pectorals, six-pack abdomen, navel detail, raised border rim and small side hooks, cast bronze surface catching strong light reflections, worn directly over a short-sleeved pure white linen textile tunic with tight weave, no belt, no drapery folds, tunic ending just above the knee.Arms: completely naked bare human flesh from mid-biceps downward, visible veins pores muscle definition and light body hair, absolutely no leather or fabric covering on forearms.Legs: completely naked bare human flesh from mid-thigh downward, powerful calves and thighs with realistic skin texture, no greaves, no wraps, no pteruges, no leather anywhere on the entire figure.Shield: large oval wooden scutum mid-3rd century BC Polybian type, smoothly convex laminated poplar planks, thin linen facing painted vivid Roman red with cobalt-blue rim band and simple blue central motif, prominent vertical bronze spina strip running top-to-bottom, large domed bronze boss in high relief with separate bronze edging rim, clear wood grain visible on the thin edge, shield held fully separated from the muscle cuirass by the left arm.Weapon: right hand gripping long straight ash-wood shaft thrusting spear (hasta) with small iron leaf-shaped head and iron butt-spike.Background: ancient central Italian landscape, Lazio/Samnite rolling hills with scattered oaks and olive trees under bright Mediterranean midday sun, soft haze in distance.Lighting and rendering: extreme photorealistic 8k detail, razor-sharp focus on bronze reflections, feather texture, linen weave, skin pores and dust particles, strong chiaroscuro light-shadow play with deep volume and tridimensional depth, very colourful saturated bronze and red tones, compact plastic smooth real-life look, maximum historical accuracy to every specified element, no added fantasy or imperial items, no reinterpretation , anime style
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Roman Polybian triarius infantryman 3rd century BC, exact same pose and framing as the reference image, do not alter composition or camera angle, hyper-realistic museum-grade rendering, white Caucasian male late 30s, mature vigorous masculine face completely clean-shaven chin and cheeks no beard no stubble, short black military crop, skin slightly dusty with visible pores and sweat sheen, engaged in combat stance.Helmet: classic bronze Montefortino skull-cap type E/F mid-3rd century BC with no nape-guard reinforcement and no brow reinforce, simple rounded bowl with faint hammer marks, iron transversal crest ridge riveted left-to-right across the crown exactly like the Canosa and Ksour es-Sad specimens, large hinged bronze cheek-guards with rolled edges fully covering the ears down to jaw level, bronze cheek-plates, tall dense black natural crow-feather crest bound with thin red wool cord rising vertically from the iron ridge socket.Torso armour: highly polished bronze lorica musculata anatomical muscle cuirass with deep idealized pectorals, six-pack abdomen, navel detail, raised border rim and small side hooks, cast bronze surface catching strong light reflections, worn directly over a short-sleeved pure white linen textile tunic with tight weave, no belt, no drapery folds, tunic ending just above the knee.Arms: completely naked bare human flesh from mid-biceps downward, visible veins pores muscle definition and light body hair, absolutely no leather or fabric covering on forearms.Legs: completely naked bare human flesh from mid-thigh downward, powerful calves and thighs with realistic skin texture, no greaves, no wraps, no pteruges, no leather anywhere on the entire figure.Shield: large oval wooden scutum mid-3rd century BC Polybian type, smoothly convex laminated poplar planks, thin linen facing painted vivid Roman red with cobalt-blue rim band and simple blue central motif, prominent vertical bronze spina strip running top-to-bottom, large domed bronze boss in high relief with separate bronze edging rim, clear wood grain visible on the thin edge, shield held fully separated from the muscle cuirass by the left arm.Weapon: right hand gripping long straight ash-wood shaft thrusting spear (hasta) with small iron leaf-shaped head and iron butt-spike.Background: ancient central Italian landscape, Lazio/Samnite rolling hills with scattered oaks and olive trees under bright Mediterranean midday sun, soft haze in distance.Lighting and rendering: extreme photorealistic 8k detail, razor-sharp focus on bronze reflections, feather texture, linen weave, skin pores and dust particles, strong chiaroscuro light-shadow play with deep volume and tridimensional depth, very colourful saturated bronze and red tones, compact plastic smooth real-life look, maximum historical accuracy to every specified element, no added fantasy or imperial items, no reinterpretation , anime style
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