Sculptuur van Romulus en Remus en de wolf, in de Capitolijnse Musea te Rome c. 1857 - 1875

This photograph by James Anderson (1813-1877) depicts the famous Capitoline Wolf, a bronze sculpture from ancient Rome housed in the Capitoline Museums. The wolf is depicted nursing the twins Romulus and Remus, the mythical founders of Rome. The image, taken between 1857 and 1875, captures the detailed artistry of the sculpture, showcasing the intricate details of the wolf's fur and the twins' delicate features. This iconic sculpture is a symbol of Rome's history and its enduring legacy.