On the north façade. which is symmetrical to the south one, we find four roundels from the age of Hadrian portraying: a boar hunt (11), a sacrifice to Apollo (12), a lion hunt (13), and a sacrifice to Hercules (14). On the attic, the four panels from the age of Marcus Aurelius framed by four Dacian prisoners (A) depict: the arrival (adventus) (15) and departure (orofectio) (16) of the emperor, the distribution of gifts to the people (liberalitas) (17) and a scene of clemency towards a barbarian chief (dementia) (18).
North Façade Reliefs -Photo Gallery:
A magic day of snow at Arch of Constantine, near the Colosseum
Arch of Constantine – North Façade
Arch of Constantine in Rome at night, Italy.
Arch of Constantine in Rome
Arch of Constantine near colosseum, Rome, Italy
Arch of Constantine Rome Italy Arch built in 315 AD to celebrate Emperor Constantine’s victory in 312, attributed victory Jesus Christ, made Christianity legal
Detail view of decorative reliefs on Arch of Constantine located in Rome, Italy near the Colosseum.
Detail view of statues on Arch of Constantine located in Rome, Italy near the Colosseum.
The Arch of Constantine nearby the Colosseum, erected by the Roman Senate to commemorate Constantine I’s victory over Maxentius at the Battle of Milvian Bridge in 312.
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East Short Side Reliefs
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Above the frieze on the east short side there is a roundel from the age of Constantine with Apollo/Sol emerging from the sea on a quadriga (9), while the attic displays a panel from the age of Trajan protraying the emperor in a battle scene (10).
Details of one of the side of the Arch of Constantine next to the Coliseum in Rome.
Right next to Colosseum stands Arch of Constantine, erected in early fourth century to celebrate victory of Constantine
Rome, Italy – Roman Forum – Arch of Constantine Frieze-2
West Short Side Reliefs
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On the west short side there is a second roundel from the age of Constantine, symmetrical with the east one, portraying Diana/Luna on a biga (19), while the attic displays another Trajanic panel with a battle scene (20). In addition, the frieze of Constantine begins on this side with the departure of his army from the Milvian Bridge (I).
It continues on the south side with the siege of Verona (II) and the battle of the Milvian Bridge (III), on the east side with Constantine’s triumphal entrance into Rome (IV), and on the north side with his speech to the crowd from the Rostra in the Forum and the distribution of gifts to the people (liberalitas) (V-VI).
West Short Side Photos:
The Arch of Constantine and the Colosseum (also known as Flavian Amphitheater)
Right next to Colosseum stands Arch of Constantine, erected in early fourth century to celebrate victory of Constantine.
A magic day of snow at Colosseum, on the foreground the Arch of Constantine
Roman Legionnaires Military Battle Arch of Constantine Rome Italy Arch built in 315 AD to celebrate Emperor Constantine’s victory in 312. Constantine made Christianity legal
the arch of constantine in rome on blue sky background
Inside of the Main Arch
On the inside of the main arch, the two Trajanic panels represent (to the east) Trajan’s triumphal entrance into Rome (adventus) (21) with the inscription «Fundatori quietis» (to the founder of peace) and (to the west) a battle scene (22) with the inscription «Liberatori Urbis» (to the liberator of Rome).
Reliefs- Inside of the main Arch
Reliefs- Inside of the main Arch (2)
Arch of Constantine: Old Photos and Drawings Collection
A section of a decorated cornice from the arch of Constantine Engraving. Print made by Monogrammist GA & the caltrop (attributed). Date-1535-1537
Arch of Constantine and Meta Sudans, seen from the temple of Venus and Rome. Minelli, Deodato, 17 th century.
Arch of Constantine and Meta Sudans, with a view of San Gregorio. 1845.
Arch of Constantine and Meta Sudans. Strutt, Jacob George, 1838.
Arch of Constantine in 1830
Arch of Constantine, medallion, sacrifice of the Emperor. Art by Mercati, Giovanni Battista. (1600-1637)
Arch of Constantine, seen from east. 18 th century drawing.
Arch of Constantine, seen from the east between the temple of Venus on the right and the Colosseum on the left. Kilian, Georg Christoph, 18 th century.
Arch of Constantine, seen from the north corner. Art by Parboni, Pietro, 1825.
Arch of Constantine, seen from the west, right the Colosseum. Art by Brustolon, Giovanni Battista. 18 th century.
Arch of Constantine, Triumph of Constantine. Art by Nicolas Henri Tardieu, 1700-1799.
Arch of Constantine, Triumph of Constantine. Detail view. Art by Nicolas Henri Tardieu, 1700-1799.
Arch of Constantine, view of elevation from the west, 1690.
Arch of Constantine, view of from the south-east, 1830-1830.
Arch of Constantine, view of the Arch of Constantine. Art by Domenico Montagù. 18 th century drawing.
Arch of Constantine, west view. Art by Perelle, Adam. 17 th century.
Coliseum, exterior. Overview from the arch. by Acquaroni, Antonio. Date- 1820.
Colosseum and part of the Arch of Constantine. 16 th century drawing.
François Morel, 1830, Arch of Constantine
Meta Sudans detail view – View of the arches of Constantine and Titus. Volpato, Giovanni, 17 th. century.
Temple of Venus and Rome, view of the valley between the arch of Constantine and the Colosseum, 19 th century art.
View of the arches of Constantine and Titus and the south facin, Panini, Francesco, 18 th century.
View of the arches of Constantine and Titus. Volpato, Giovanni, 17 th. century.
Rome famous building Constantin’s arch engraving sketch
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