Relief representing the triumphant procession which preceeds the emperor bringing spoils from the temple of Salomone; work preserved in the Arch of Titus. Roman Forum, Rome

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Relief representing the triumphant procession which preceeds the emperor bringing spoils from the temple of Salomone; work preserved in the Arch of Titus. Roman Forum, Rome

Relief representing the triumphant procession which preceeds the emperor bringing spoils from the temple of Salomone; work preserved in the Arch of Titus. Roman Forum, Rome Rome Roman Forum Relief Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1880-1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:81-96 ca

D' Alessandri, Brothers
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Media ID 33181383

© Alinari Archives, Florence

Candelabrum History Of Ancient Populations Instrument Or Document Instrument Or Object Music Non Christian Religions Romans Trumpet Roman Art

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This print captures a remarkable relief that adorns the Arch of Titus in the Roman Forum, Rome. The relief depicts an awe-inspiring triumphant procession preceding the emperor as he brings spoils from the temple of Salomone. Preserved for centuries, this artwork offers us a glimpse into ancient Roman history and their rich artistic heritage. Dating back to the Imperial Period, specifically around 81-96 AD, this relief showcases intricate details and craftsmanship that were characteristic of Roman art. The figures depicted are dressed in elaborate costumes, showcasing the fashion and clothing styles prevalent during that era. A trumpet can be seen held by one of the individuals in the procession, symbolizing music's role in these grand celebrations. Notably present is a candelabrum or an instrument/object associated with non-Christian religions at that time. This detail reminds us of Rome's diverse religious landscape during its ancient civilization. The photograph itself was taken between 1880-1890 by D'Alessandri Brothers from Alinari. Their expertise allows us to appreciate this stunning artwork even if we cannot witness it firsthand today. As we delve into history through this image, we are transported back to a time when emperors ruled over vast territories and celebrated their conquests with pomp and grandeur. It serves as a testament to both Rome's imperial power and its appreciation for artistry. This print not only preserves an important piece of European ancient civilization but also invites contemplation on how our world has evolved since then. It reminds us of our connection to past civilizations while emphasizing their unique contributions to human history.

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