Triumphal Gallery

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historyarchaeologyartefacts:This triumphal arch awed visitors to the city of Thamugadi (Algeria), fo
Colonne de Pompée by Henry CammasFrench, 1850-1860 (negative) and c. 1862 (print)albumenized salted
Bochius, Joannes, 1555-1609. Descriptio publicae gratulationis, spectaculorum et ludorum, in aduentu
lionofchaeronea:Ancient Roman cameo (chalcedony) depicting a triumphal procession. Now in the Metrop
ancientart:Details from the Roman Arch of Constantine, dedicated in AD 312. This triumphal arch is s
lostprofile:ROMAN TRIUMPHAL ARCHES1. Arch of Constantine, AD 313, Roman Forum2. Arch of Hadrian, c.
Richard Doyle (1824-1883), ‘Triumphal March of the Elf-King’, 1870”This important person
lionofchaeronea:Ancient Roman cameo (chalcedony) depicting a triumphal procession. Now in the Metrop
The Arch of Hadrian in Athens, GreeceThe Arch of Hadrian is a triumphal arch which lies between the
venusverticordias:Capriccio with a Roman Triumphal Arch c. 1720-30. Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Cana
venusverticordias:Capriccio with a Roman Triumphal Arch c. 1720-30. Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Cana
hadrian6:Detail : Alexander the Great’s Triumphal Entry into Babylon. (1818–28) Bertel Thorvaldsen.
Capriccio of a Renaissance Triumphal Arch Seen from the Portico of a Palace, Canaletto, 1753-55
assyrian-prince:The Triumphal Entry, from a Medieval Syriac manuscript
vivalcli:Capriccio with a Roman Triumphal Arch c. 1720-30. Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Canal)
ancientart:Details from the Roman Arch of Constantine, dedicated in AD 312. This triumphal arch is s
romegreeceart:Roman triumphal quadriga* CAESAR DIVI F* 32-27 BCE* minted (probably) in Brindisi* dis
jareckiworld:István Orosz — Triumphal Arch II   (etching, 1996)
The Triumphal QuadrigaNick Thompson
art-of-eons:Triumphal Arch of Titus in Rome by Charles-Louis Clérisseau
venusverticordias:Capriccio with a Roman Triumphal Arch c. 1720-30. Canaletto (Giovanni Antonio Cana
lostprofile:ROMAN TRIUMPHAL ARCHES1. Arch of Constantine, AD 313, Roman Forum2. Arch of Hadrian, c.
mediumaevum:Triumphal QuadrigaThese four horses initially adorned the Hippodrome of Constantinople.
met-photos:[Roman Arch at Orange] by Édouard BaldusPurchase, The Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation Gift
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