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Rome: Pantheon, in Rome, Italy more
architecture, diagrams, temples, roman remains, backgrounds, wallpaper, widescreen, domes, pillars
This architectural drawing of the Pantheon in Rome features intricate detail, drawings of the statues and columns with their capitals, a cut-away showing the passages inside the walls, and includes shadow to give a sense of solidity.
The Pantheon was built in A.D. 126 and is still standing today. Some time in the early six hundreds it was taken over by a dark religious cult called the “Christians” and is still today used as a Roman Catholic Church. However, as the name of the building suggests, it was originally a temple meant for all the gods. The interior is round, a diameter of over 140 feet (43 metres) and the interior height is the same.
The Pantheon includes the tomb of the dead artists Raphael.
