Triomfboog van Titus te Rome, Italië 1870 - 1881
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Giacomo Brogi, an Italian photographer known for his documentation of ancient Roman architecture, captured the Arch of Titus in Rome in this 1870-1881 photograph. The image shows the arch in detail, highlighting the inscription on the arch's frieze, which commemorates the victory of the Roman Emperor Titus over the Jews in the First Jewish–Roman War. Brogi's photograph provides a glimpse into the grandeur of Roman architecture and its historical significance. The photograph's black-and-white tones enhance the ancient structure's timeless presence. The Arch of Titus, an important historical landmark, and Brogi's photographic record of it provide valuable insights into Roman history and art.
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