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19thcenturyboyfriend:The Bathers in Tiber, Rome, Georges-Paul Leroux

xshayarsha:Tiber Apollo.

Views of Rome from the Tiber from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by Antonio Joli (c. 1775),

iafeh:Antinous  - 130-140 CE - found in the Tiber in 1744 -  Altes Museum, Berlin

Ponte Sant'Angelo (The Bridge of the Holy Angel), Rome - Italy  In 136 AD Emperor Hadrian ordered th

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maurorossi: Trastevere. Il Tevere da Ponte Sisto, Rome. 2014. Artists on tumblr.

pintoras:Antonietta Brandeis (Czech, 1848 - 1926): Rome, figures fishing on the Tiber, Castel Sant'A

caravaggista:Views of Rome from the Tiber from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by Antonio Jo

tintinnabulums:Figurine of haruspex. From the right bank of the Tiber. 4th century B.C., bronze. Gre

hiketes:Rome, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Dionysos, in Rom im Tiber gefunden (Dionysus, found in the

hiketes:Rome, Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, Dionysos, in Rom im Tiber gefunden (Dionysus, found in the

Untitled , View from the Ponte Sisto, Rome   -    Paul Thek , c.1973.American, 1933-1988oil on canva

Tibor Kalman, artwork for the magazine Interview, 1990-1991. M&Co. USA. Via @cooperhewitt

mostly-history:PonteSant'Angelo across the Tiber (Rome, Italy).

arsantiquis:Richard Wilson - A View of the Tiber with Rome in the Distance (detail).

arsantiquis:Richard Wilson - A View of the Tiber with Rome in the Distance (detail).

lawrenceleemagnuson:Béla Kontuly (Hungary 1904-1983)The Tevere at the Ponte Sisto - The Tiber at Pon

Ponte Sant'Angelo, Rome, Italy  Rome | Trastevere | Narrow streets

mea-gloria-fides: The Bathers in Tiber, Rome: Georges-Paul Leroux (French, 1877-1957), 

Roman Calendar - June 7, Ludii PiscatoriiFestival of River God Tiberinus. Fishermen of River Tiber c

The Tiber River, Rome, ItalyRome | Narrow Streets

Forum Romanum flooded by Tiber, 1898. Photo by Roberto Lanciani (?), an Italian archaeologist.More o

River God and the Roman WolfLucas van Haelwech (Dutch; fl. late 16th/early 17th century) after the p

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