1890 Wood Engraving (Photoxylograph) Ancient Temple Saturn Ruins Rome Italy XHB2 XGNA5 Caesar van Everdingen

Caesar van Everdingen

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This is an original 1936 black and white print ad promoting the Paterson vegetable parchment paper from Paterson Parchment Paper Company located in Bristol

French Second Republic

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1890 Wood Engraving (Photoxylograph) Ancient Temple Saturn Ruins Rome Italy XHB2 XGNA5 Caesar van EverdingenThis is an original 1890 black and white wood engraving (Photoxylograph) of the remains of the ancient Temple of Saturn, which stands at the base of the Capitoline Hill in Rome, Italy. The construction of this historic landmark dates back to 497 BC. The inscription on the standing front portico reads "Senatus Populusque Romanus incendio consumptum restituit," which translates to "The Senate and People of Rome have restored what fire consumed."