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Views of Rome: The Temple of Portunus (?)

Giovanni Battista Piranesi

Cleveland Museum of Art

Black and white etching of a large round building surrounded by columns. The building has a tiled conical roof and a tower. A courtyard with people and carts in the foreground. The building appears old and worn. There are other buildings to the left. Clouds in the sky. Text at the bottom.

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900 × 613 px
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