Emperor Constantine I Collection

Saint Helena, c1575. Creator: Francesco Morandini
Saint Helena, c1575. St. Helena (ca. 247-ca. 327) was the mother of Emperor Constantine the Great (ca. 288-337), who, according to tradition, christianized the Roman Empire

View of the interior of the Tomb of Saint Costanza, built by Constantine the Great... c1760-1778
View of the interior of the Tomb of Saint Costanza, built by Constantine the Great, and erroneously called the Temple of Bacchus, now the Church of Saint Costaza, c1760-1778

Saints Theodore, David, Constantine, Basil and Constantine, between 1600 and 1650. Creator: Stroganov School
Saints Theodore, David, Constantine, Basil and Constantine, between 1600 and 1650

The Trophy of Constantine, with Victory at left crowning the emperor with a laurel, ... ca. 1650-68. Creator: Anon
The Trophy of Constantine, with Victory at left crowning the emperor with a laurel, behind them a bounty of arms, armor, prisoners, and Maxentius head on a stick, ca. 1650-68

Donation of Constantine, n.d. Creator: Giulio Romano
Donation of Constantine, n.d

Plan and elevations of the Arch of Constantine, Rome, a triumphal arch built to commemorate Emperor Constantine Is
6340061 Plan and elevations of the Arch of Constantine, Rome, a triumphal arch built to commemorate Emperor Constantine Is victory over Maxentius by Corsi (19th century); (add.info)

Wine Cistern, Italy, 1553. Creator: Francesco Durantino
Wine Cistern, Italy, 1553

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 318 AD. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 318 AD. Sun deity Sol on reverse. Minted in Londinium (modern London)

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 307-337 AD. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 307-337 AD. Sun deity Sol on reverse. Minted in Augusta Treverorum (modern Trier in Germany)

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 317 AD. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 317 AD. Sun deity Sol on reverse. Minted in Aquileia [in modern Italy]

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, AD 321 AD. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, AD 321 AD. Minted in Arles, [Roman Gaul, modern France]

Solidus (Coin) Portraying Emperor Constantine I, Late 324-early 325 AD. Creator: Unknown
Solidus (Coin) Portraying Emperor Constantine I, Late 324-early 325 AD. On reverse, Constantine on horseback, raising his right arm, and carrying a sceptre

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, AD 321. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, AD 321

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 333-335. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 333-335

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I or Emperor Constantine II, 307-337

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, about 330. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, about 330

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine, 272-337, probably 327-329. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine, 272-337, probably 327-329

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 307-337. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 307-337

Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 318-319. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Constantine I, 318-319

Coin Portraying Emperor Emperor Constantine I, 307-337. Creator: Unknown
Coin Portraying Emperor Emperor Constantine I, 307-337

Constantine I (chromolitho)
976328 Constantine I (chromolitho) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Constantine I. Scrap.); © Look and Learn

Constantine the Great
LLM454711 Constantine the Great by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Constantine the Great. Illustration from Ogdens cigarette card series on Leaders of Men issued in)

Emperor Constantine I
LLM457463 Emperor Constantine I by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Emperor Constantine I. Victorian scrap.); © Look and Learn

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"Emperor Constantine I: A Triumph of Power and Legacy" Step into the grandeur of Emperor Constantine I's reign through these captivating artifacts. The Plan and elevations of the Arch of Constantine, Rome, stand as a testament to his monumental victory over Maxentius. This triumphal arch immortalizes his conquest for generations to come. As we delve deeper into history, we encounter the Wine Cistern in Italy, crafted by Francesco Durantino in 1553. Though seemingly unrelated, it serves as a reminder that even centuries later, Emperor Constantine's influence continued to inspire remarkable works. Coins become our window into the past; each one portraying Emperor Constantine I reveals different facets of his rule. From an enigmatic creator emerges a coin from 318 AD – an emblematic representation of power and authority during this era. Traveling further back in time through numismatic treasures, we discover coins from various periods such as 307-337 AD or even specifically dated ones like those from 317 AD or AD 321. Each coin tells its own story about Emperor Constantine I's reign – a tale woven with political prowess and military might. Among these coins is a Solidus (Coin) created late in 324-early 325 AD. Its unknown creator captures the essence of imperial strength that emanated from Emperor Constantine I himself. The legacy continues with another coin dating back to AD 333-335 – perhaps minted during turbulent times when power struggles were at their peak within the empire. Another intriguing piece portrays either Emperor Constantine I or his son, Emperor Constantine II – showcasing how dynastic ties shaped their shared narrative. Finally, there is a mysterious coin believed to be from around 330 AD; its creator remains anonymous yet manages to encapsulate both majesty and mystery within this small token. Last but not least is a rare find -a coin depicting Emperor Constantine, dated 272-337, possibly minted between 327-329.