Roman Emperors Collection

Bust of the Emperor Severus, who died at York, 4 February 210 (engraving)
1054547 Bust of the Emperor Severus, who died at York, 4 February 210 (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Bust of the Emperor Severus, who died at York)

Romulus (colour litho)
668510 Romulus (colour litho) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Romulus. Printed by Smith, Elder & Co, London.); © Look and Learn

"Nero after the Burning of Rome, "in the late International Exhibition (engraving)
1587995 " Nero after the Burning of Rome, " in the late International Exhibition (engraving) by Piloty, Karl Theodor von (1826-86); Private Collection; (add.info)

Cameo Portrait of the Emperor Claudius at the British Museum (engraving)
1611561 Cameo Portrait of the Emperor Claudius at the British Museum (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Roman Emperors (engraving)
3639582 Roman Emperors (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Roman Emperors. Illustration for Historical Tablets and Medallions (Samuel Leigh)

Camera sepolcrale inventata e disegnata conforme al costume
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Drawings Prints, Print, Triumph, Two, Roman Emperors, left-hand side, soldiers, horseback
Drawings and Prints, Print, The Triumph of Two Roman Emperors (left-hand side) with soldiers on horseback and men, women, and children fleeing, Artist, After, Cherubino Alberti (Zaccaria Mattia)

Medallion with Tiberius top center, lower left Vespasian and lower right Titus, print maker: Theodor de Bry, c. 1588

Medallion with Caesar, Claudius and Otho, Theodor de Bry, c. 1588

Paintings of Roman Emperors, Hypostyle Hall, Luxor Temple, Luxor, Thebes, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Egypt, North Africa, Africa

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"Unveiling the Faces of Roman Emperors: A Glimpse into Ancient Power" Step back in time and explore the captivating world through these remarkable engravings and lithographs. First, we encounter a solemn bust of Emperor Severus, whose reign came to an end in York on February 4th, 210 AD. The intricate details etched into his likeness transport us to a bygone era filled with grandeur and authority. Next, we are introduced to Romulus, depicted in vibrant colors that bring forth his legendary status as the founder of Rome itself. This lithograph captures the essence of a mythical figure who laid the foundation for one of history's greatest civilizations. Moving forward, our attention is drawn to Nero after the Burning of Rome. In this engraving from a late International Exhibition, we witness both destruction and turmoil as flames engulfed the city under Nero's controversial rule. It serves as a reminder that even mighty emperors were not immune to scandalous acts. The British Museum offers us another glimpse into imperial life with its Cameo Portrait of Emperor Claudius. Through delicate engravings on precious stone, we see Claudius' regal features immortalized forever—a testament to his significance within Roman history. As we delve deeper into this collection, multiple engravings titled "Roman Emperors" emerge before us like fragments from an ancient mosaic—each piece representing different rulers who shaped an empire spanning centuries. These images serve as windows into their lives; their triumphs celebrated alongside their flaws exposed. Intriguingly enough, amidst these depictions lies "Camera sepolcrale inventata e disegnata conforme al costume, " offering insight into burial customs associated with emperors—an intimate connection between power and mortality captured through artistry. Lastly, two prints showcase triumphant scenes featuring Roman Emperors riding gallantly atop horses, surrounded by loyal soldiers.