Fotoreproductie van een schilderij, voorstellende een menigte rond de Meta Sudans te Rome before 1888

This photo reproduction by Étienne Neurdein, created before 1888, depicts a crowd gathered around the Meta Sudans in Rome. The image, measuring 102mm by 134mm, captures the bustling energy of the ancient Roman city. The Meta Sudans, a monumental structure, served as a water conduit, and its presence likely drew in a diverse audience of Romans and visitors. The photograph's composition reveals a multitude of individuals, offering a glimpse into the vibrant daily life of the time. The scene, likely taken from a published book, provides a snapshot of historical significance, highlighting the architectural grandeur of Rome and the daily routines of its inhabitants.