Classical Architecture

Flavian Amphitheatre known as Coliseum Meta Sudans and Arch of Constantine.

Eugène Cicéri (artist)
France, 1813-90
after Adolphe Jean Baptiste Bayot (artist)
France, 1810-71
Henri Desire Charpentier (publisher)
France, 1806 after 1876

Amphitheatre Flavius dit Colisee Meta Sudans et Arc de Constantin. [Flavian Amphitheatre known as Coliseum Meta Sudans and Arch of Constantine.], 1870
Tinted lithograph
from Rome dans sa grandeur. Vues, monument ancient et modernes [Rome in its grandeur. Views, monuments ancient and modern]

_{Gift of Terence Lane OAM, 2024}
_{Prints and Drawings Collection, Archives and Special Collections}
_2024.0066

Flavian Amphitheatre known as the Coliseum. Interior view taken from the main entrance.

Eugène Cicéri (artist)
France, 1813-90
after Adolphe Jean Baptiste Bayot (artist)
France, 1810-71
Henri Desire Charpentier (publisher)
France, 1806 after 1876

Amphitheatre Flavius dit Colisee. Vue interieure prise de l’entrée principale. [Flavian Amphitheatre known as the Coliseum. Interior view taken from the main entrance.], 1870
Tinted lithograph
from Rome dans sa grandeur. Vues, monument ancient et modernes [Rome in its grandeur. Views, monuments ancient and modern]

_{Gift of Terence Lane OAM, 2024}
_{Prints and Drawings Collection, Archives and Special Collections}
_2024.0067

Baths of Caracalla (Rome, 212-235 AD)

Fratelli Alinari (photographic studio)
Italy (Florence), est. 1852
Carnegie Corporation of New York (author)
United States of America, est.1911
Rudolf Lesch fine arts, Incorporated (publisher)
United States of America, active 1940s-70s

Baths of Caracalla (Rome, 212-235 AD), c.1880
Silver gelatin photograph, print from glass negative
from Carnegie Art Reference Set for Colleges

_{Gift of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1938}
_{Visual Cultures Resource Centre, Faculty of Arts}
_20.009.007

Baths of Caracalla (Rome, 212-235 AD)

Fratelli Alinari (photographic studio)
Italy (Florence), est. 1852
Carnegie Corporation of New York (author)
United States of America, est.1911
Rudolf Lesch fine arts, Incorporated (publisher)
United States of America, active 1940s-70s

Baths of Caracalla (Rome, 212-235 AD), c.1880
Silver gelatin photograph, print from glass negative
from Carnegie Art Reference Set for Colleges

_{Gift of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1938}
_{Visual Cultures Resource Centre, Faculty of Arts}
_25.001.001

Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio (Milan, 1128-1144)

Fratelli Alinari (photographic studio)
Italy (Florence), est. 1852
Carnegie Corporation of New York (author)
United States of America, est.1911
Rudolf Lesch fine arts, Incorporated (publisher)
United States of America, active 1940s-70s

Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio (Milan, 1128-1144), c.1915-20, printed c.1927
Silver gelatin photograph
from Carnegie Art Reference Set for Colleges

_{Gift of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1938}
_{Visual Cultures Resource Centre, Faculty of Arts}
_20.009.048

Pantheon (Rome,120-202 AD)

Alessandri Brothers (photographic studio, attrib.)
Italy (Rome), 1858-1950
Carnegie Corporation of New York (author)
United States of America, est. 1911
Rudolf Lesch fine arts, Incorporated (publisher)
United States of America, active 1940s-70s

Pantheon (Rome, 120-202 AD), c.1880-90, printed c.1927
Silver gelatin photograph, printed from glass negative
from Carnegie Art Reference Set for Colleges

_{Gift of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1938}
_{Visual Cultures Resource Centre, Faculty of Arts}
_20.009.008

The Arch of Septimus in Rome, seen in reconstructed form

Unknown (artist and engraver)
Antoine Lafréry (known as Antoine Lafreri) (publisher)
France (Burgundy), c.1512 77; active Italy (Rome)

The Arch of Septimus in Rome, seen in reconstructed form,1547
Engraving
from Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae [The Mirror of Roman Magnificence]

_{Purchased, 1982}
_{Prints and Drawings Collection, Archives and Special Collections}
_1982.2025

Arch of Constantine (Rome, 312 AD)

Fratelli Alinari (photographic studio)
Italy (Florence), est. 1852
Carnegie Corporation of New York (author)
United States of America, est.1911
Rudolf Lesch fine arts, Incorporated (publisher)
United States of America, active 1940s-70s

Arch of Constantine (Rome, 312 AD), c.1880, printed c.1927
Silver gelatin photograph, print from glass negative
from Carnegie Art Reference Set for Colleges

_{Gift of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1938}
_{Visual Cultures Resource Centre, Faculty of Arts}
_25.001.004

Forum Romanum (Rome, 81-203 AD)

James Anderson (photographer, attrib.)
England, 1813-1877; active Italy (Rome)
Carnegie Corporation of New York (author)
United States of America, est.1911
Rudolf Lesch fine arts, Incorporated (publisher)
United States of America, active 1940s-70s

Forum Romanum (Rome, 81-203 AD), c.1880, printed c.1927
Silver gelatin photograph, print from glass negative
from Carnegie Art Reference Set for Colleges

_{Gift of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1938}
_{Visual Cultures Resource Centre, Faculty of Arts}
_20.009.276

Pantheon (Rome,120-202 AD)

Giacomo Brogi (photographer)
Italy (Florence), 1822-1881
Carnegie Corporation of New York (author)
United States of America, est.1911
Rudolf Lesch fine arts, Incorporated (publisher)
United States of America, active 1940s-70s

Pantheon (Rome, 120-202 AD), c.1870s, printed c.1927
Silver gelatin photograph, print from glass negative
from Carnegie Art Reference Set for Colleges

_{Gift of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1938}
_{Visual Cultures Resource Centre, Faculty of Arts}
_20.009.275

Colosseum (Rome, 72-82 AD)

Fratelli Alinari (photographic studio)
Italy (Florence), est. 1852
Carnegie Corporation of New York (author)
United States of America, est.1911
Rudolf Lesch fine arts, Incorporated (publisher)
United States of America, active 1940s-70s

Colosseum (Rome, 72-82 AD), c.1880, printed c.1927
Silver gelatin photograph, print from glass negative
from Carnegie Art Reference Set for Colleges

_{Gift of the Carnegie Corporation of New York, 1938}
_{Visual Cultures Resource Centre, Faculty of Arts}
_25.001.005