Caecus Collection

"Caecus: A Journey Through Time on the Appian Way" Step back in time and explore the ancient wonders of the Appian Way

Caecus Collection: Appius Claudius the Censor (340-273 BC). Engraving. Colored

Appius Claudius the Censor (340-273 BC). Engraving. Colored
Appius Claudius the Censor (340-273 BC). Roman Censor. Engraving by Sabattini after a fresco by Cesare Maccari. The Iberian Illustration, 1898. Colored

Caecus Collection: Plate 19: Part of the ancient Appian Way about three miles outside Porta S. Sebastiano

Plate 19: Part of the ancient Appian Way about three miles outside Porta S. Sebastiano, from Alcune Vedute di Archi Trionfali ed altri monumenti inalzati da Romani parte de quali se veggono in Roma e

Caecus Collection: Jan Stolker Wallpaper glued cabinet-door panel

Jan Stolker Wallpaper glued cabinet-door panel
Jan Stolker, Wallpaper glued to cabinet-door panel with representation of parkland with statue of Hercules and Caecus, door landscape wallpaper painting painting wood linen oil painting

Rome. The Appian Way
Roman Art. The Appian Way, connecting Rome to Brindisi and Apulia. Republic era. 312 B.C. Rome. Italy

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"Caecus: A Journey Through Time on the Appian Way" Step back in time and explore the ancient wonders of the Appian Way, a historic road that has witnessed centuries of Roman history. This captivating engraving by Appius Claudius the Censor takes us on a visual journey, colored with intrigue and fascination. Plate 19 reveals a snapshot of this legendary road, located just three miles outside Porta S. Sebastiano. The restored version from 1890 showcases its grandeur, reminding us of its significance even after all these years. As we gaze upon these images of Rome's iconic Appian Way, we can't help but marvel at its enduring beauty. Each photograph captures different angles and perspectives, highlighting the timeless allure that still captivates visitors today. The Jan Stolker Wallpaper glued cabinet-door panel adds an artistic touch to our exploration. It serves as a reminder that art can transport us through time and space, allowing us to experience historical moments like never before. Immerse yourself in this visual feast as you envision chariots racing along this ancient path or imagine Roman citizens strolling leisurely amidst breathtaking scenery. The Appian Way holds stories untold within its cobblestones - tales of triumphs and tragedies echoing throughout history. Let your imagination run wild as you traverse this remarkable route where emperors once walked and armies marched towards conquests unknown. Caecus invites you to step into their world – a world filled with architectural marvels, lush landscapes, and whispers from long ago. Discover why countless travelers have been drawn to Rome's beloved Appian Way for centuries - it is not merely a road but an embodiment of human ingenuity and resilience against the test of time. So come forth adventurer. Embark on your own journey along Caecus' path; let curiosity guide your steps as you uncover secrets buried beneath layers of history.