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Constantine tracing the Boundaries of the New Capital (litho)

Constantine tracing the Boundaries of the New Capital (litho)


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Constantine tracing the Boundaries of the New Capital (litho)

8661307 Constantine tracing the Boundaries of the New Capital (litho) by Valda, John Harris (1874-1942); Private Collection; (add.info.: Constantine tracing the Boundaries of the New Capital. The transference of the capital of the Roman Empire was mainly due to the unfitness of the ancient capital as headquarters from which to direct the defence of the line of the Danube. When attendants spoke of the extensive boundary which he was tracing the Emperor replied that a heavenly guide marched before him. Illustration for Hutchinson's History of the Nations (Hutchinson, c.1920). Note: Image has been digitally enhanced to facilitate repro.); © Look and Learn

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This lithograph captures the momentous occasion of Emperor Constantine tracing the boundaries of the new capital of the Roman Empire. The image depicts Constantine, with a look of determination on his face, as he marks out the limits of what would become a pivotal city in history. The transference of the capital was not a decision made lightly, but rather out of necessity for better defense along the Danube. As attendants marveled at the extensive boundary being traced, Constantine declared that he was guided by heavenly forces leading him forward. John Harris Valda's skilled hand brings this historic moment to life with intricate detail and depth. The black and white composition adds a sense of timelessness to the scene, emphasizing its significance in shaping future events. This print from Hutchinson's History of Nations serves as a reminder of Constantine's strategic vision and leadership in establishing a new seat of power for an empire that would leave an indelible mark on civilization. It is a testament to human ambition and ingenuity in carving out new paths towards progress and prosperity.

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