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Flood of the Tiber in Rome: the Temple of Hercules The victor called the Temple of Vesta inundated
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Flood of the Tiber in Rome: the Temple of Hercules The victor called the Temple of Vesta inundated
Flood of the Tiber in Rome: the Temple of Hercules The victor called the Temple of Vesta inundated Rome piazza della Bocca della Verit Temple Republican Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1900. Date of Artwork:II sec. a.C
Agostini Eugenio
AVQ-A-002753-0352
Media ID 33396009
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Deluge Flood Geological Primary Elements Temple Water Excavations Monuments And Complexes Natural Elements And Phenomena Roman Art Sites
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Capturing the Wrath of Nature - The Flooded Temple of Hercules in Rome
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. This mesmerizing photo print, titled "Flood of the Tiber in Rome: the Temple of Hercules The victor called the Temple of Vesta inundated" takes us back to a significant moment in history. Dating back to 1900, this image by Agostini Eugenio captures a scene from ancient times - specifically, the second century BC. Located at Foro Boario in Rome, this photograph showcases an archaeological marvel that has withstood centuries. However, on this fateful day, it succumbed to the forces of nature as floodwaters from the mighty Tiber River engulfed its sacred grounds. This deluge transformed what was once a symbol of strength and victory into a hauntingly beautiful testament to human vulnerability. The juxtaposition between ancient ruins and natural elements is striking. As we gaze upon this landscape altered by water's relentless power, we are reminded that even our most enduring structures can be humbled by geological forces beyond our control. It serves as a poignant reminder that no matter how grand or invincible something may appear, it is ultimately subject to nature's whims. Through Eugenio's lens, we witness not only an archaeological site but also an artistic masterpiece capturing both historical significance and natural beauty. This photograph transports us back in time while simultaneously highlighting universal themes such as resilience and impermanence. As we admire this artwork from Alinari without mentioning any commercial use or affiliation with any company, let us appreciate its ability to evoke emotions and provoke contemplation about our place within the vast tapestry of existence – where civilizations rise and fall against an ever-changing backdrop shaped by primary elements like water itself.
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