Romeinse gebouwen en subconstructie 1626 - 1677

"Romeinse gebouwen en subconstructie" (Roman Buildings and Substructure) is a drawing by Dutch artist Jan Asselijn, dating back to the 17th century. Now in the Rijksmuseum, this piece depicts a perspective of a stone staircase ascending to a building in ruins. The crumbling walls and archways are characteristic of Asselijn's work, often depicting architectural details and ancient ruins. His keen eye for detail and meticulous technique are evident in this drawing, highlighting the beauty of even dilapidated structures. The use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and dimension in the work, showcasing Asselijn's mastery of the art of drawing.