From the Appian Way 1928

"From the Appian Way" is a watercolor painting created by Henry Rushbury in 1928. The artwork depicts a scenic landscape featuring a distant view of the Appian Way aqueduct, a Roman-era engineering marvel. The image is composed in muted tones, with a focus on the vast expanse of the countryside, emphasizing the grand scale of the aqueduct. The painting showcases Rushbury's skill in capturing the subtle beauty of the natural world, conveying a sense of tranquility and historical significance through his delicate brushstrokes.