Gezicht op de Boog van Constantijn in Rome c. 1860 - 1880

This stereoscopic photograph, created by Sommer & Behles, captures the Arch of Constantine in Rome. Dating back to the early 1860s, the image showcases the triumphal arch in a simple, yet detailed view. The photographer's focus on the structure's grandeur is evident in the sharp lines and intricate carvings that are visible even in the small format. While the surrounding landscape is muted, the arch stands proudly against the backdrop, highlighting its enduring architectural significance. The stereoscopic format allows for a three-dimensional viewing experience, bringing the ancient monument to life.