Sculptuur van Marcus Aurelius in de Capitolijnse Musea te Rome c. 1857 - 1875

This photograph, taken by James Anderson between 1857 and 1875, depicts a marble sculpture of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, housed in the Capitoline Museums in Rome. The sculpture, captured in meticulous detail, showcases Aurelius in a regal pose, clad in Roman armor and a toga. The inscription "PIVS FELIX P.M.TR.P." at the base of the statue refers to Aurelius's titles, highlighting his significant role as a Roman emperor. This photograph offers a glimpse into the artistry of the era and the enduring legacy of Roman emperors.