Roman engineering posters & prints

The Claudian Aqueduct, Rome, 1785 Francis Towne

The Pont du Gard, 1862 Frederick Richard Lee

Moving towers: tourres ambulatoriae. 18th century illustration of these Roman siege engines. Anonymous

Ruins of the Aqueduct of Appius Claudius, Rome Francois Louis Francais

Roman road. Detail Fernando Aznar Cenamor

Engraving Depicting Surveyors Measuring a Roman Water Storage System Giovanni Trevisan Volpato

Catapult used by Roman army during its military campaigns. Anonymous

Aqueduct Park View, Noel Paine

View Of Various Roman Catapults Anonymous

Partial elevation and plan of the first-order portico at the Theater of Marcellu Giovanni Battista Piranesi

Close-Up View of the Colosseum Anonymous

Print of Roman Onager Anonymous

Aqueduct of Claudius and the Campagna, Rome, Italy Underwood & Underwood

View of the Pont du Gard Anonymous

View of the Aqueduct of Nero Giovanni Battista Piranesi

Reconstruction of the Roman port of Ostia, c.1850 Andre Lenoir

Pont du Gard Aqueduct in France Anonymous

Roman bridge over the Gard, constructed by Agrippa, Nîmes, France, c.1890-c.1900 Anonymous

View of Pont Du Gard Anonymous

Aquaduct, Noel Paine

Pont du Gard, Provence, France Martin Hurlimann

Woodcut of a Fast Warship Powered Christoffel Schwytzer

The Ponte Rotto in Rome Jacob de Heusch

Roman Soldiers Passing Over a Bridge of Boats Anonymous

Plan of a Roman hypocaust found on the site of the Coal Exchange, City of London FW Fairholt

Hadrian's Arch, Athens, Greece Anonymous

Roman Bath in Bath Anonymous

Roman Amphitheater at Nimes Anonymous

Claudius Civilis Blockades the Romans in Vetera Castra Otto van Veen

The Appian Way, Rome John L Stoddard

Ring Anonymous

Interior of the Lower Ambulatory of the Colosseum, Rome, 1778 John Robert Cozens

Roman marble relief of the Praetorian Guard Anonymous

Guglielmo Marchese Marconi, Italian electrical engineer Anonymous

Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae: Roman Soldiers Fortifying their Camp, from Trajan…, 16th century Marco Dente

Erecting the Ancient Egyptian Obelisk in St. Peter's Square, Rome Carlo (after) Fontana