Ruïne van het grafmonument voor keizer Septimius Severus 1675 - 1711

This 17th-century etching depicts the ruins of the Septizonium, a monumental archway built by Roman emperor Septimius Severus in the 3rd century. The print, held in the Rijksmuseum, offers a detailed perspective of the structure, showcasing its intricate architectural details. The artist, while anonymous, captures the grandeur of the ancient Roman monument, contrasting its dilapidated state with a picturesque backdrop. The work highlights the architectural remnants of Roman antiquity and serves as a historical document of a lost architectural marvel.