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Ruins of Roman Forum in Rome
Ruins of Roman Forum in 19th century (from left): Three columns of Temple of Castor and Pollux, Pillar approaches of the Basilica Julia, behind: Portico of Divi consenti, Temple of Saturn, Temple of Vespasian, in front: Phocas Column. Wood engraving after an original by Gustav Bauernfeind (German painter, 1848 - 1904), published in 1878
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This print takes us back in time to the 19th century, offering a glimpse into the ruins of the Roman Forum in Rome. The image showcases several iconic structures that once stood proudly amidst this ancient civilization. On the left, we are greeted by three majestic columns belonging to the Temple of Castor and Pollux, their weathered beauty standing as a testament to centuries gone by. Moving towards the center, our eyes are drawn to the grandeur of Basilica Julia's pillar approaches, leading us further into this historical site. Behind them stands the impressive Portico of Divi Consentii, with its intricate details hinting at an era long past. As we explore deeper into this engraving, we encounter more remnants of Rome's glorious past - from the stately Temple of Saturn to the revered Temple of Vespasian. In front and commanding attention is Phocas Column, rising tall against a backdrop filled with stories untold. This wood engraving masterfully captures Gustav Bauernfeind's original artwork published in 1878; it beautifully portrays these architectural marvels that have become synonymous with Italian culture and international landmarks. The ruined state depicted here only adds to their allure and evokes a sense of awe for those who appreciate history and architectural wonders. With its horizontal composition and meticulous attention to detail, this illustration transports us through time as we immerse ourselves in one of Rome's most significant archaeological sites – The Roman Forum.
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