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A view of the ruins of the Temple of Venus Vincitrice in Rome. Two photographers are taking a picture and are observed by two children
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A view of the ruins of the Temple of Venus Vincitrice in Rome. Two photographers are taking a picture and are observed by two children
A view of the ruins of the Temple of Venus Vincitrice in Rome. Two photographers are taking a picture and are observed by two children. Rome Temple Imperial Period, Roman Art, Europe, Ancient Civilization. Date of Photograph:1870 ca.. Date of Artwork:II - III secc
D' Alessandri, Brothers
BBA-F-000479-0000
Media ID 33396047
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Camera Commemorative Excavation Forum Instrument Or Object Photographer Photography Ruins Temple Trimphal Arch Excavations Monuments And Complexes Roman Art Sites
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BBA-F-000479-0000: A Glimpse into Ancient Rome's Past Step back in time with this print captured by the D'Alessandri Brothers from Alinari. Transported to Rome during the 1870s, we find ourselves standing before the magnificent ruins of the Temple of Venus Vincitrice. The crumbling remnants of this once grand structure evoke a sense of awe and wonder. In this snapshot frozen in history, two photographers can be seen meticulously setting up their cameras to capture every detail. Their presence adds an intriguing layer to the scene, as they become both observers and participants in documenting these ancient marvels. As they work diligently, their actions are not unnoticed by two curious children who watch them intently. The date etched on this artwork suggests that it dates back to the II - III centuries AD when Rome was at its zenith. The Temple of Venus Vincitrice, situated within a larger archaeological complex including forums and triumphal arches, stands as a testament to Roman architecture and engineering prowess. Beyond its historical significance lies another fascinating aspect – a bell tower rising above nearby Christian structures. This juxtaposition serves as a reminder of how ancient pagan temples were repurposed for religious purposes over time. This print offers us more than just an image; it provides us with a window into Rome's rich past. It allows us to witness firsthand the intricate details and grandeur that once defined one of history's greatest civilizations. As we gaze upon this remarkable photograph, let our imaginations soar through time and space, immersing ourselves in the splendor that is ancient Rome.
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