Theatre Of Marcellus Collection

View of Marcellus's Theatre at Rome, 1750. Creator: Thomas Bowles
View of Marcellus's Theatre at Rome, 1750

View of Marcellus's Theatre at Rome, 1745-1775. Creator: Unknown
View of Marcellus's Theatre at Rome, 1745-1775

Roman columns, 1889. Creator: W & AK Johnston
Roman columns, 1889. Examples of various types of column from classical buildings in Rome: 1. Corinthian, from the Temple of Mars Ultor; 2. Composite, from the Arch of Titus; 3

Rome, Lazio, Italy. Theatre of Marcellus ruins

Theatre of Marcellus, Rome (colour litho)
2791615 Theatre of Marcellus, Rome (colour litho) by Formilli, Commendator (19th-20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Theatre of Marcellus, Rome)

Piazza Montanara, with the Theatre of Marcellus (engraving)
969527 Piazza Montanara, with the Theatre of Marcellus (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Piazza Montanara, with the Theatre of Marcellus)

Theatre of Marcellus
LLM456633 Theatre of Marcellus by Pisa, Alberto (1864-1931); Private Collection; (add.info.: Theatre of Marcellus. Illustration for Rome by M A R Tuker and Hope Malleson (A&C Black)

Plate CI-II Variations in Greek Architecture depicting a table of columns from monuments
CSM74889 Plate CI-II Variations in Greek Architecture depicting a table of columns from monuments of antiquity from Vedute, first published in 1756, pub. by E. & F.N. Spon Ltd

Ancient Roman Theatre of Marcellus, built in the late 1st Century BC (coloured engraving)
6029848 Ancient Roman Theatre of Marcellus, built in the late 1st Century BC (coloured engraving) by European School, (18th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Partial elevation and plan of the first-order portico at the Theater of Marcellus (Dimostrazione di una parte de portici del prim ordine del Teatro di Marcello), from Le Antichita Romane, 1756

Elevation and plan of the second-order portico at the Theater of Marcellus (Teatro di Marcello), Rome, from the series Le Antichita Romane, 1756

The Theatre of Marcellus (Teatro di Marcello), ca. 1757

The Theater of Marcellus, from the Piazza Montanara, by 1858. Creator: Robert MacPherson
The Theater of Marcellus, from the Piazza Montanara, by 1858

Glorious Architecture Cleared Cleared of the Accretions of Long Ages, c1935. Artist: Keystone
Glorious Architecture Cleared Cleared of the Accretions of Long Ages, c1935. Theatre of Marcellus, Rome, Italy. From Our Wonderful World, Volume IV, edited by J.A. Hammerton

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A view of the Theatre of Marcellus at Rome. After a mid-18th century work by Thomas Bowles from a work by Giovanni Battista Piranesi. Later coloriazation

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A view of the Theatre of Marcellus at Rome. After a mid-18th century work by Thomas Bowles from a work by Giovanni Battista Piranesi. Later coloriazation

The Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus and behind, on the right, the Theatre of Marcellus as they may have appeared in Rome in 312 AD

The ruins of the Theatre of Marcellus. Rome, Italy
The arches of the old ruins of Theater of Marcellus. Rome, Lazio, Italy

Detail of plastic model of Imperial Rome during Age of Constantine with Tiber Island and Theatre of Marcellus
Plastic model of Imperial Rome during the Age of Constantine, designed by architect Italo Gismondi in 1/250 scale. Detail with the Tiber Island and the Theatre of Marcellus

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The Theatre of Marcellus, located in Rome, Lazio, Italy, is a magnificent ancient structure that stands as a testament to the grandeur of Roman architecture. Built in the late 1st Century BC, this historic theater showcases an impressive array of Roman columns that have captivated visitors for centuries. Dating back to 1889 and created by W & AK Johnston, an engraving depicts the ruins of the Theatre of Marcellus against the backdrop of Rome. The image beautifully captures the essence and allure of this iconic landmark. Another engraving from 1890 showcases Rome's picturesque scenery with the Theater prominently featured. A color lithograph brings life to the Theatre of Marcellus as it stands proudly amidst Piazza Montanara. This vibrant artwork highlights its architectural splendor and serves as a visual feast for art enthusiasts. An intriguing plate titled "Variations in Greek Architecture" provides insight into different column designs found on various monuments including those at the Theatre of Marcellus. It offers a glimpse into how these structures were meticulously crafted with attention to detail. Partial elevations and plans reveal intricate details about both first-order and second-order porticos at this ancient theater. These blueprints showcase meticulous craftsmanship and demonstrate how every aspect was carefully considered during construction. In another artistic representation from around 1757, we see Teatro di Marcello (the Italian name for Theatre of Marcellus) depicted in all its glory. This painting allows us to imagine what it must have been like during its heyday when performances filled its halls with laughter and applause. Lastly, an enchanting image captured by Robert MacPherson circa 1858 shows a view from Piazza Montanara towards The Theater of Marcellus. This photograph encapsulates not only its architectural magnificence but also transports us back in time to experience Rome's rich history firsthand. The Theatre of Marcellus continues to stand tall today, reminding us of the grandeur and cultural significance of ancient Roman civilization.