Reliëf van de Marcomannenoorlog in de Capitolijnse Musea te Rome, Italië 1852 - 1890

This photograph by Fratelli Alinari, taken between 1852 and 1890, captures a Roman relief depicting the Marcomannic Wars. The relief, housed in the Capitoline Museums in Rome, showcases a scene of a Roman emperor, possibly Marcus Aurelius, mounted on horseback, with soldiers and civilians surrounding him. The detailed carving highlights the power and strength of the Roman Empire during this period of conflict. The photograph is a testament to the enduring legacy of Roman art and history, capturing the intricate details of the relief with stunning clarity. The Alinari brothers were prominent photographers of historical monuments, and this image exemplifies their dedication to documenting artistic heritage.