The photograph shows a large, ancient stone archway with three visible arches. The archway is rectangular and has a flat top. It is decorated with many carvings and statues on the top and sides. The archway is made of stone and has a weathered appearance. There are trees on either side of the archway and a road or path in front of it. In the background, there are buildings on a hillside to the right. The sky is light-colored. The photograph is in black and white. The image is titled "Arch of Constantine, Rome" and the artist is "James Anderson".
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- 750 × 623 px
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