Deel van een klassieke triomfboog (Titusboog te Rome) 1500 - 1549

This anonymous 16th-century engraving depicts a portion of the Arch of Titus in Rome, a triumphal arch built by the Roman emperor Domitian to commemorate the victory of his father Vespasian over the Jewish people. The engraving, entitled "Arcus Vespasiani," focuses on the architectural details of the arch, showcasing its impressive scale and the complexity of its design. The artist's attention to detail is evident in the meticulously rendered columns, arches, and intricate moldings. This artwork is an important example of architectural drawing, offering a detailed glimpse into the architectural splendor of ancient Rome.