Titus's Arch, plate ten from the Ruins of Rome c. 1796

"Titus's Arch", a hand-colored aquatint print from the series "Ruins of Rome" by M. Dubourg, depicts the ancient arch in a realistic and detailed manner. Created around 1796, this print showcases the artist's talent in capturing the grandeur of Roman architecture. The aquatint technique allows for a range of tones, creating a sense of depth and texture within the arch's stonework. The surrounding landscape and figures add to the scene's authenticity, transporting viewers to the heart of ancient Rome.