Nearly two thousand years old and still the best-preserved ancient building in Rome — this fine art photograph of the Pantheon captures the extraordinary portico of one of the world's most influential buildings. Built by the Emperor Hadrian around 125 AD on the site of an earlier temple by Agrippa (whose name still appears on the inscription), the Pantheon was dedicated to all the gods of ancient Rome and has been in continuous use ever since, converted to a Christian church in 609 AD. Its eight massive Corinthian columns of Egyptian granite, each 11.8 metres tall and weighing 60 tonnes, support a pediment that frames the entrance to the most perfect interior in the ancient world. This photograph captures the portico with the clarity and grandeur it deserves — a monument to Roman engineering, ambition, and the enduring power of classical architecture. Printed on Fuji Crystal Archive paper with optional acrylic glass or Alu-Dibond mounting for a gallery-quality finish.
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Print specifications
High-quality prints with professional specifications
Paper type
Premium matte finish
Paper weight
200 gsm
Print method
Giclée printing
Color accuracy
Archival quality inks
Durability
100+ year lifespan
Finish options
Matte or glossy
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