Pantheon, section (recto) Pantheon, capital, elevation; capital, details by Anonymous

Pantheon, section (recto) Pantheon, capital, elevation; capital, details 1500 - 1560

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drawing, print, architecture

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drawing

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print

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11_renaissance

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line

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italian-renaissance

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architecture

Dimensions: sheet: 22 13/16 x 16 15/16 in. (58 x 43 cm)

Copyright: Public Domain

This is an architectural study of the Pantheon in Rome, made by an anonymous artist, its exact date is unknown. The Pantheon, a symbol of architectural innovation, was originally built to honor all the gods of ancient Rome. It exists as a place where the earthly and the divine meet. This drawing offers us an intimate view into the architectural planning and the mathematical precision that defines the Pantheon's design. Reflecting on the labor and skill required to construct such a monumental building, one might consider the lives of the workers who built it. Their stories, often untold, remind us of the human effort that shaped this iconic structure. This intersection of art, history, and human experience invites us to contemplate the Pantheon's enduring legacy, and the complex narratives embedded within it.

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