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Etching of the Arch of Constantine in Rome with three arches, relief sculptures, and small figures among rubble in the foreground.

View of the Arch of Constantine, from Views of Rome

An etching of the Arch of Constantine in Rome, seen at an angle with three large arches and sculpted reliefs along its attic. Small figures stand and sit in the foreground among rubble, while trees and ruined structures frame the left side under a pale sky.

Artist
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
Date
1771, published 1800–07
Medium
Etching on heavy ivory laid paper
Source
Art Institute of Chicago
Size
1686 × 1168 px
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Public domain · Art Institute of Chicago releases this image under CC0 (latest date 1807).
Rights checked 2026-11-05 · tier A · as stated by the source: CC0 (Art Institute of Chicago, is_public_domain=true)

Credit (appreciated, not required for public-domain works): Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Martin A. Ryerson

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