Veduta dei muri che investivano le falde del Monte Celio

A., B. View of the remains of the two rows of columns in the Temple of Neptune which originally formed the colonnades along the sides of the cella, and supported the uppermost part of the roof, from Different views of Paestum

Remains of the Villa of Maecenas at Tivoli, from Views of Rome

Traité de La Gravure a l’eau forte

Veduta degli Avanzi, o sia del termine degli Archi che conducevano l'Acqua Giulia

Interior view of the Flavian Amphitheater, called the Colosseum, from Views of Rome

Ancient Ruins: Ancient Aqueduct

Veduta dell'avanzo dell'Anfiteatro Castranse

Rear view of the remains of the pronaos of the Temple of Neptune, drawn in the two preceding plates, from Different views of Paestum

Views of Rome: The Aquaduct of Nero

Ruins of the Xystus [a long open portico used for athletic exercises], the central hall of the Antonine Baths [The Baths of Caracalla], from Views of Rome

Traité de La Gravure a l’eau forte: Plate 1

Landscape

Another view of the Temple of the Sibyl at Tivoli, from Views of Rome

The Statue in Front of Ruins

Traité de La Gravure a l’eau forte: Plate 2

View of the Remains of the Two Rows of Columns in the Temple of Neptune which [originally] formed the colonnades along the sides of the cella, and supported the uppermost part of the roof, from Different views of Paestum

Views: Le Pilier isolè

Views of Rome: Rovine del Sisto o sia della gran sala delle Terme Antoniniane

View of the Remains of the Praetorian Fort [the Poecile], Hadrian's Villa, Tivoli, from Views of Rome

View of the Remains of the Tomb of the Plautii on the Via Tiburtina, near the Ponte Lugano, two miles distant from Tivoli, from Views of Rome

View of the upper storey of the Cages for Wild Animals built by the Emperor Domitian, associated with the Flavian Amphitheater and commonly called the Curia Hostilia, from Views of Rome

Interior view of the Colosseum, from Views of Rome

Veduta dell'Arco di Gallieno

Ruins of the Xystus [a long open portico used for athletic exercises], the central hall of the Antonine Baths [The Baths of Caracalla], from Views of Rome