Claudius wordt vereerd na de dood van keizer Caligula 1877

"Claudius wordt vereerd na de dood van keizer Caligula" is a black and white etching by French artist Paul Adolphe Rajon, created in 1877. The etching depicts the Roman Emperor Claudius being hailed as emperor after the assassination of Caligula. Claudius is seen in the foreground, kneeling before a group of figures. The scene is set in an ornate, Roman-style interior with a marble floor and intricate patterns. Rajon's use of detail and careful shading create a sense of drama and realism. The etching was likely influenced by the historical and artistic context of the 19th century, a time of great interest in ancient Rome.