It's a large national monument built between 1885 and 1935 to honour Victor Emmanuel II, the first king of a unified Italy, in Rome. It occupies a site between the Piazza Venezia and the Capitoline Hill. Its design is a neoclassical interpretation of the Roman Forum, it was realized by Giuseppe Sacconi.
In this video you can see the whole center of the Eternal City from the air, such as Colosseum, imperial Forums, famous baths, theaters, temples and palaces. 4th century AD
Created by AI software "Midjourney". It is a form of artificial intelligence and application that produces images in response to a text input. The user prompts a text description, and the network answers with a few possible imaginations, that can be progressively refined. I've experimented with it by asking it to produce paintings that included antiquity architecture, space, and future civilization.
3D reconstruction of Hadrian's Villa. The imperial villa at Tivoli near Rome, from where Emperor Hadrian ruled the Roman Empire in the twilight of his life. 118—134 AD
Tribuna, Palazzo Grimani Giovanni Grimani (1506-1593) was a passionate and knowledgeable collector, influenced by the great interest in the arts that his family always had. His most valuable sculptures were exhibited in the extraordinary hall conceived for this purpose known as the "Chamber of Antiquities" or the Tribuna. Originally housing more than 130 ancient sculptures, the Tribuna was the room where Patriarch Giovanni received his illustrious guests. Presumably, the work was led by Michele Sanmicheli. high quality