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A grayscale of old columns in the Temple of Saturn with the Basilica of Santi Luca e Martina in the background, in the Roman Forum, Rome, Italy

Roman temple pillar ruins in Rome, Italy.

Ruins of the temple of Castor and Pollux, in the Roman forum in Rome, Italy

Ruins of Roman Forum in Rome, Italy

Rome - The columns of Forum romanum

A detail of a ruined column in the Roman Forum, Rome, Italy. The sculpture is around 2000 years old. The photo was taken with the HDR technique which merges photos taken at different exposure to retain details on the highlights and shadows. It was then toned with a warm colour.

The Roman Forum (Forum Romanum) in Rome, Italy on a sunny day in in late summer or early fall (late September).

Ruins of the Temple of Apollo Sosianus, Rome, Italy

A grayscale footage of ancient, ruined columns backlit with a cloudy sky in Rome, Italy

The Forum was the centre of daily life in Rome. Statues and monuments commemorated the leaders. Located between Palatine and Capitoline Hills, it is a ruin of architectural fragments and excavations.

Ancient ruins - roman columns isolated on white background

Views and sightseeings of Rome: the Roman Forum.

Ruins of the iconic three columns in Forum Romanum with free place for your text. Rome. Italy. Blue sky on the background. Horizontally.

Roman Forum Panorama - old roman city night

Ruins of the ancient roman forum at Palatino hill in Rome, Italy

11 February 2024, Rome, Italy, Picturesque View of the Roman Forum in Rome in Italy

Rome, Italy - June 23, 2018: Panoramic view of temple of Vespasian and Titus is located in Rome at western end of Roman Forum. It is dedicated to the deified Vespasian and his son, the deified Titus

Rome Italy - Located in the ancient Foro Romano or Ancient Roman Forum, the temple was begun in 141 AD by the Emperor Antoninus Pius and was dedicated to his wife Faustina the Elder. After his death in 161 AD, it was re-dedicated jointly to Antoninus and his wife on the instruction of his successor, Marcus Aurelius. The temple was converted to a Roman Catholic church and known as San Lorenzo in Miranda, perhaps in the seventh century, but it seems to be attested only from the eleventh century AD. Christianisation has accounted for the survival of the Cella and Portico of the temple, but the marble cladding of the Cella had been scavenged. The church lacks the usual east-end apse: one was never added, to retain the temple's structural integrity.

This image shows a close-up view of ancient architectural columns, likely from a classical or Roman structure. The columns are ornately decorated with intricate carvings and details, particularly on the capitals (the tops of the columns). The structure is made of stone and is illuminated by warm sunlight, highlighting the textures and details of the carvings. The perspective of the image is from below, looking up at the columns and part of the entablature (the horizontal structure supported by the columns), giving a sense of grandeur and historical significance. This image beautifully showcases the architectural prowess and artistic detail of ancient civilizations, reflecting their cultural and historical importance.

Roman temple pillar ruins in Rome, Italy on a bright sunny day.

Foro romano Roma Italia bianco e nero

People walking among the awe inspiring ancient ruins of the Roman Forum in the city centre of Rome.

Ancient ruins of Forum in a winter day in Rome, Italy

Views and sightseeings of Rome: the Roman Forum. Details of columns and temples, marble onrnamentations

Image of the upper part of the temple ruins

roman coliseum at sunset - old roman city

Temple of Venus Genetrix ancient columns from the Forum of Caesar in Rome (Black and White)

Ancient columns in the Roman Forum with a church in Rome

Detailed view of temple ruins in Roman Forum, Rome, Italy. Black and white image.

The Roman Forum (Forum Romanum) in Rome, Italy on a sunny day in in late summer or early fall (late September).

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