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Rome Bas-relief of the Arch of Tito, Bas-relief on the Arch of Titus in Rome, depicting objects taken from the Temple of Jerusalem as booty of war, photograph, Part of Photo album with photographs of sights and artworks in Italy., number: '4213', photographer: Edizioni Brogi, Rome, c. 1875 - in or before 1907, paper, gelatin silver print, height 197 mm x width 250 mm, booty, spoil, sculpture (relief, sculpture), Emperor Titus destroying the temple of Jerusalem, A close-up photograph of a carved stone relief showing a procession of robed figures in profile, some carrying a multi-branched ceremonial object on a pedestal and others bearing long poles and rectangular standards, all rendered in worn, light-colored stone with detailed drapery and facial features; the relief is set within an ornate architectural frame with floral and geometric carvings along the top and sides, a horizontal cornice with layered moldings above the scene, and sculpted decorative panels flanking the figures, with areas of surface erosion and breaks visible across the stone.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A80_331

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

37.5Mo (7.4Mo) / 34.3cm x 27.4cm / 4052 x 3239 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Rome Bas-relief Arch Tito Bas-relief Titus Rome depicting objects Temple Jerusalem booty war photograph Part Photo album photographs sights artworks Italy number 4213 photographer Edizioni Brogi c 1875 - 1907 paper gelatin silver print height 197 mm x width 250 mm spoil sculpture relief Emperor Titus destroying temple close-up photograph carved stone relief showing procession robed figures profile carrying multi-branched ceremonial object pedestal bearing long poles rectangular standards rendered worn light-colored stone detailed drapery facial features set within ornate architectural frame floral geometric carvings top sides horizontal cornice layered moldings scene sculpted decorative panels flanking figures areas surface erosion breaks visible across stone