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Templum Pacis, Temple of Peace, was a temple in ancient Rome, it stood on the Forum of Peace, Forum Pacis, Italy, digitally restored reproduction from Vedute principali e piu interessanti di Roma by Giovanni Battista, 1799
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Templum Pacis, Temple of Peace, was a temple in ancient Rome, it stood on the Forum of Peace, Forum Pacis, Italy, digitally restored reproduction from Vedute principali e piu interessanti di Roma by Giovanni Battista, 1799
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This print showcases the magnificent Templum Pacis, also known as the Temple of Peace, which once stood proudly in ancient Rome. Located on the Forum of Peace in Italy, this digitally restored reproduction from Vedute principali e piu interessanti di Roma by Giovanni Battista takes us back to a time of grandeur and splendor. The image portrays a stunning architectural masterpiece that has withstood the test of time. The temple's intricate details are brought to life through delicate drawings and precise depictions, allowing us to appreciate its historical significance. As we gaze upon this contemporary copy, we can't help but marvel at the skillful craftsmanship that went into constructing such an awe-inspiring structure. Once a central attraction in ancient Rome, Templum Pacis now stands as a powerful reminder of Europe's rich heritage. Its presence evokes images of bustling forums and echoes of past civilizations. This historic illustration transports us back to antiquity, offering a glimpse into a world long gone yet forever preserved within these lines. As we delve into this image motif, it is impossible not to be captivated by its timeless allure. Whether you are an avid history enthusiast or simply appreciate fine art, this digitally restored reproduction will undoubtedly make for an exquisite addition to any collection. Let yourself be transported through time with this remarkable piece from Fine Art Storehouse's archives captured by imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste (1475018244).
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