Via Flaminia Collection

Vineyard of Pope Julius on the Via Flaminia. Creator: Herman van Swanevelt
Vineyard of Pope Julius on the Via Flaminia

Church of San Adrian on the Via Flaminia. Creator: Herman van Swanevelt
Church of San Adrian on the Via Flaminia

View of Rome over the Porta del Popolo, lithograph by J. Arnout (colour litho)
702394 View of Rome over the Porta del Popolo, lithograph by J. Arnout (colour litho) by Guesdon, Alfred (1808-1876); Gabinetto Comunale delle Stampe, Rome, Italy; French, out of copyright

Via Flaminia on the Roman Campagna (engraving)
969580 Via Flaminia on the Roman Campagna (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Via Flaminia on the Roman Campagna)

Tempio di Sant Andrea, Via Flaminia, 1750. Creator: Jerome Charles Bellicard
Tempio di Sant Andrea, Via Flaminia, 1750

Umbria Terni Carsulae Remains ancient town Italy
Umbria Terni Carsulae Remains of ancient town, this is my Italy, the italian country of visual history, Antiquities Architecture

Campagna Landscape Via Flaminia Franz Albert
Campagna Landscape on the Via Flaminia; Franz Albert Venus (German, 1842 - 1871); Italy; 1869; Watercolor over graphite; 33 x 62.5 cm (13 x 24 5, 8 in.)

Map of central Italy depicting two Roman roads: Via Flaminia (220 BC) and Via Flaminia Minor (187 BC), drawing
Cartography. Ancient Rome. Map of central Italy depicting two Roman roads: Via Flaminia (220 BC) and Via Flaminia Minor (187 BC)

Tempio di Sant Andrea Via Flaminia 1750 Etching
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Reconstruction View Obelisk Entrance Via Flaminia
Artokoloro

Narni, The Bridge of Augustus over the Nera (oil on canvas)
XIR154101 Narni, The Bridge of Augustus over the Nera (oil on canvas) by Corot, Jean Baptiste Camille (1796-1875); Louvre, Paris, France; French, out of copyright

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"Journeying through history: Exploring the enchanting Via Flaminia" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the captivating allure of Via Flaminia. This ancient Roman road, stretching from Rome to Rimini, holds countless tales within its cobblestones. As you traverse this historic route, be prepared to witness breathtaking vistas that have inspired artists for centuries. Gaze upon the magnificent view of Rome over the Porta del Popolo captured so vividly in J. Arnout's lithograph – a scene that encapsulates both grandeur and serenity. Venturing further along Via Flaminia, you'll encounter remnants of an era long gone. The engraving depicting the road on the Roman Campagna transports you to a time when chariots once thundered across these very grounds. Pause for a moment at Tempio di Sant Andrea, a hidden gem nestled along Via Flaminia since 1750. Jerome Charles Bellicard's etching beautifully showcases this architectural marvel, inviting contemplation and wonder. But it is not just grand structures that define this ancient thoroughfare; it also leads us to forgotten towns like Umbria Terni Carsulae. These evocative remains offer glimpses into daily life during Roman times – a testament to human resilience and ingenuity. The Campagna Landscape depicted by Franz Albert serves as a reminder of nature's enduring presence amidst man-made wonders along Via Flaminia. It beckons travelers to appreciate not only historical sites but also the awe-inspiring beauty of Italy's countryside. Reconstruction View Obelisk Entrance on Via Flaminia invites us to envision what once stood proudly at this entrance point—a tantalizing glimpse into architectural splendor now lost in time. Umbria Terni Carsulae continues to captivate with its ancient charm—its ruins whisper stories of lives lived centuries ago—an invitation for curious souls seeking connection with the past.