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Glimpse of the Temple of Faustina and Antoninus (now Church of San Lorenzo in Miranda) in Rome
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Glimpse of the Temple of Faustina and Antoninus (now Church of San Lorenzo in Miranda) in Rome
Glimpse of the Temple of Faustina and Antoninus (now Church of San Lorenzo in Miranda) in Rome Rome Roman Forum Church Baroque, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1860-1865. Date of Artwork:II sec. 1192, 1601-1614
Unidentified Author
FVQ-F-141667-0000
Media ID 33299153
© Alinari Archives, Florence
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This photo print, titled "FVQ-F-141667-0000" offers a mesmerizing glimpse into the rich history of Rome. The image showcases the Temple of Faustina and Antoninus, now known as the Church of San Lorenzo in Miranda, located within the Roman Forum. Dating back to the 2nd century and later modified in 1192 and between 1601-1614, this architectural marvel stands as a testament to ancient Roman craftsmanship. The photograph beautifully captures various aspects of this historical site, including its portico adorned with intricate capitals and columns that have withstood the test of time. The picture provides an intriguing insight into archaeological excavations carried out at this location. It highlights not only the building elements but also fragments of decorations and sections that once embellished this magnificent structure. What makes this image even more fascinating is how it juxtaposes two distinct religious structures. While originally dedicated to pagan worship, over time, it was transformed into a Christian church. This transformation can be seen through subtle architectural modifications made to accommodate new religious practices. The photographer's skillful composition allows viewers to appreciate both the grandeur of ancient Roman architecture and its subsequent adaptation for Christian worship. It serves as a reminder that history is layered upon layers - each era leaving its mark on these hallowed grounds. Attributed to an unidentified author from Alinari, this print transports us back in time to witness firsthand one of Rome's most significant landmarks – bridging centuries together through visual storytelling.
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