Historical · Acts 28:14–16, Romans 1:7 · Rome, Italy
Golden-Hour Panorama of Historic Rome
Rome glows at sunset beyond a tall umbrella pine, its domes, towers and an obelisk across the skyline.
View full size The engraving looks across the city past a tall umbrella pine, with domes rising over the rooftops. The colour interpretation follows it closely, keeping the pine, the twin domes, the obelisk, the great dome on the skyline and the woman resting beside a fallen carved pediment, and adds a sunset sky and warm light across the palaces and rooftops.
Rome was the capital of the empire and the last destination of Paul’s journeys. Acts ends with him living there under guard and preaching openly, and his longest letter is addressed to the Christians in Rome.
This is an artistic interpretation of the engraved view, not a geographically exact reconstruction of the place.
- Historical source
- Acts 28:14–16, Romans 1:7
- Place
- Rome, Italy
- Original engraving
- Rome
- Original artist
- W. Leitch
- Engraver
- J. Cousen
- From
- The Comprehensive Family Bible, Blackie & Son
- Canvas format
- Landscape · 3:2
THEN AND NOW
Two centuries
of image-making.
The original engraving, photographed from the family Bible, beside the contemporary colour interpretation it inspired.
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BRING IT HOME
A canvas
for your wall.
Each artwork is printed to order in Australia as a large-format canvas, at its own proportions. Nothing is cropped to fit a standard frame.
- Format
- Landscape · 3:2
- Artwork
- BIB-ART-012

SIZE
FINISH
An 8 mm frame with a 12 mm gap around the canvas.
FLOATING FRAME
- This canvas
- $595.00
- You pay
- $595.00
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Contemporary AI-assisted artwork inspired by an original nineteenth-century engraving from The Comprehensive Family Bible, published by Blackie & Son.