Temple of Jupiter the Thunderer and the Temple of Concord 

Giovanni Battista Piranesi’s “Temple of Jupiter the Thunderer and the Temple of Concord” is an etching from his famous “Antiquities of Rome” series. This print, depicting the Flavian Amphitheatre, known as the Colosseum, showcases the power of Piranesi’s etching technique, emphasizing the grandeur of the ruined Roman structure. His ability to capture the light and shadow effects within the Colosseum’s arches and columns creates a sense of both decay and enduring strength, reflecting the enduring legacy of Roman architecture. This print is a testament to Piranesi’s mastery of line and detail, leaving a lasting impression on viewers.