Roma. Foro Romano preso dal Campidoglio, James Anderson 1813–1877, photographer; Anderson Rome, publisher. Subjects: Forum Romanum Rome; architecture—ancient, Italian, foreign; Rome, Italy. Medium: photographic print glued across the entire surface onto thick cardboard backing. Date: ca. 1880. Dimensions: photographic print: 42.1 cm × 55.0 cm; cardboard: 48.9 cm × 62.5 cm., The image shows an open archaeological site with ruined classical columns and stone fragments, with a row of tall standing columns in the center and several shorter columns and ruins scattered around. A road or pathway with metal railings runs through the middle foreground, curving slightly and casting shadows. Buildings with ornate facades and a domed structure appear behind the ruins on the left, and more ruins and distant buildings extend into the background on the right. The ground and stone surfaces are shades of beige and tan, the columns and buildings are light beige, the railings and shadows are darker brown...
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Roma. Foro Romano preso dal Campidoglio, James Anderson 1813–1877, photographer; Anderson Rome, publisher. Subjects: Forum Romanum Rome; architecture—ancient, Italian, foreign; Rome, Italy. Medium: photographic print glued across the entire surface onto thick cardboard backing. Date: ca. 1880. Dimensions: photographic print: 42.1 cm × 55.0 cm; cardboard: 48.9 cm × 62.5 cm., The image shows an open archaeological site with ruined classical columns and stone fragments, with a row of tall standing columns in the center and several shorter columns and ruins scattered around. A road or pathway with metal railings runs through the middle foreground, curving slightly and casting shadows. Buildings with ornate facades and a domed structure appear behind the ruins on the left, and more ruins and distant buildings extend into the background on the right. The ground and stone surfaces are shades of beige and tan, the columns and buildings are light beige, the railings and shadows are darker brown or gray, and the overall image has a warm sepia tone. A few piles of broken stones and architectural fragments lie in the foreground.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A33_143

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

73.9Mo (6.9Mo) / 48.4cm x 38.2cm / 5717 x 4516 (300dpi)

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Roma Foro Romano preso dal Campidoglio James Anderson 1813–1877 photographer Anderson Rome publisher Subjects Forum Romanum Rome architecture ancient Italian foreign Rome Italy Medium photographic print glued across entire surface thick cardboard backing Date ca 1880 Dimensions 42.1 cm × 55.0 cm cardboard 48.9 cm 62.5 cm image open archaeological site ruined classical columns stone fragments row tall standing columns center several shorter columns ruins scattered road pathway metal railings runs middle foreground curving slightly casting shadows Buildings ornate facades domed structure ruins left distant buildings extend background right ground stone surfaces shades beige tan buildings light beige railings shadows darker brown gray warm sepia tone piles broken stones architectural fragments lie foreground.

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