Roman Pantheon Dome and Front Door
High Resolution JPEG Picture of A suggestive wide view of the majestic Roman Pantheon, in the heart of Ancient Rome, through the main door of the temple. In the background below the central apse with the main altar. Built in 27 BC by the Consul Marco Vispanio Agrippa for the Emperor Augustus and dedicated to all the Roman divinities, the majestic Pantheon is one of the best preserved Roman structures in the Eternal City and in the world. In addition, the Pantheon is also a Catholic church consecrated in 609 AD by Pope Bonficio IV and called the Basilica of Santa Maria ad Martyres. Within its perimeter some members of the Italian royal family and famous artists are buried, including the painter Raphael, a great protagonist of Renaissance art. The dome of the Pantheon, built in concrete and brick, is a masterpiece of engineering and the prototype of all the domes subsequently built in Christian churches in Europe. With a diameter of 43.44 meters, it is still the largest dome in the world today. In 1980 the historic center of Rome was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Super wide angle image in High Definition format.
This image captures the monumental front door and the grand dome of the Roman Pantheon, a masterpiece of ancient architecture located in the historic heart of Rome. The Pantheon, originally built as a temple for the Roman gods, showcases remarkable engineering with its large oculus and coffered ceilings. The photo highlights the intricate details of the door as well as the vastness of the dome, inviting viewers to appreciate the historical significance of this iconic structure.
This image can serve multiple purposes across various platforms. It is suitable for educational materials, travel brochures, and website content focused on history or architecture. Additionally, it can enhance social media campaigns, be utilized in infographics about Roman history, and serve as a decorative element in eBooks or canvas prints. Its versatility makes it a valuable asset for both commercial and editorial projects.
