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Relief on the northern face of the Arch of Constantine. The central frieze represents the emperor in the act of "speaking" from the Rostrum of the Roman Forum to the courtyard and the crowd. On the top are the "Hadrian discs" and inside the keys two divinities are depicted
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Relief on the northern face of the Arch of Constantine. The central frieze represents the emperor in the act of "speaking" from the Rostrum of the Roman Forum to the courtyard and the crowd. On the top are the "Hadrian discs" and inside the keys two divinities are depicted
Relief on the northern face of the Arch of Constantine. The central frieze represents the emperor in the act of "speaking" from the Rostrum of the Roman Forum to the courtyard and the crowd. On the top are the "Hadrian discs" and inside the keys two divinities are depicted. Rome Roman Forum Trimphal Arch, Relief Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:315
Anderson
ADA-F-002544-0000
Media ID 33156377
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This print showcases the intricate relief on the northern face of the Arch of Constantine in Rome's Roman Forum. The central frieze takes center stage, depicting Emperor Constantine engaged in a powerful act of oration from the Rostrum to an eager crowd gathered in the courtyard below. The artist skillfully captures this pivotal moment, as if freezing time itself. Atop the arch, we find the intriguing "Hadrian discs" adding a touch of grandeur to this magnificent structure. Inside these discs, two divinities are delicately portrayed, their presence lending an air of mystique and reverence to the scene. The photograph was taken around 1890, allowing us a glimpse into ancient civilization during its imperial period. It serves as a testament to Roman artistry and Europe's rich cultural heritage. The attention to detail is remarkable; every fold in clothing and expression on each person's face tells a story of history unfolding before our eyes. As we gaze upon this image, we can't help but be transported back in time - imagining ourselves standing amidst that very crowd witnessing Emperor Constantine's powerful speech firsthand. It reminds us that even centuries later, remnants of ancient civilizations continue to captivate our imagination and shape our understanding of human history. This print by Anderson from Alinari invites us to appreciate not only its artistic value but also serves as a reminder that there is much wisdom and beauty waiting for those who explore and delve into humanity's past achievements.
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