Boog van Drusus te Rome 1789

This 1789 drawing by Daniël Dupré, a prominent Dutch artist of the late 18th century, depicts the Arch of Drusus in Rome. The artist captures the arch's grandeur and its integration into the surrounding landscape, with lush foliage framing its structure. The detailed rendering of the stonework and the perspective through the archway create a sense of depth and realism, allowing viewers to imagine themselves in the heart of ancient Rome. Dupré's work showcases his mastery of architectural drawing and his keen eye for detail, offering a captivating glimpse into the past.