Rome and Romans



This is a generic page, including two categories. The first of these includes pictures of our Romans traveling abroad, in Roman places or doing Roman things. The second category is art inspired by Roman history or Roman literature. As it says on our front page, our Rome, as a society, is less an attempt to recreate Rome as we are a celebration of Roman history. As such, we are as inspired by art (and Hollywood!) as we are by the history that inspired it. We hope you will enjoy both categories. For Rome's pictures site index, please click here! For some excellent pictures from the city of Rome, I recommend this page.
Dominus Conquers Jamaica! Voted "Best Roman" at Hedonism II from a cast of hundreds.	"Chariots" by Ken Kelly. Buy Ken Kelly prints here!	"Vercingetorix" rendering unto Caesar at Alesia. Starring Gurrundi as Caesar! (Convert to bitmap for your windows desktop - Thanks, Pertinax!)	Frank Frazetta's "Seven Romans"
Dominus & a former girlfriend in the Coliseum rooting for the lions, Arch of Constantine in the background	Heraklides and Sven in the Coliseum, 2004	Jean-Léon Gérôme's "Police Verso" (Thumbs Down), dated 1872, an inspiration for Ridley Scott's Gladiator. (Convert to bitmap for your windows desktop - Thanks, Pertinax!)	"Rogue Roman" Buy Frank Frazetta prints here!"
On Palatine Hill in Rome, where the Caesars lived.	Heraklides in the Roman Forum, 2004	"Cicero Denouncing Catiline" By Cesare Maccari Another great desktop!	"Roman Chariot" By Frank Frazetta
Dominus at the Senate House, the Curia Julia.	Tiepolo's "The Sack of Carthage"	Lawrence Alma-Tadema's "The Triumph of Titus"	Lawrence Alma-Tadema's "Spring"
Roman signums drying after their ceremonial dip in the Tiber River, Rome 1997	Tiepolo's "The Triumph of Marius"	Lawrence Alma-Tadema's "An Audience at Agrippa's"	Lawrence Alma-Tadema's "After the Audience"
Dominus (and Dad) at Roman Baths in Bath, England, 2001	Tiepolo's "Battle of Vercellae"	" Alma-Tademas' "Caracalla and Geta"	Alma-Tademas' "Caracalla"
Heraklides at the scene of Caesar's victory at Alesia, 2004	"Rape of the Sabine Women	Alma-Tadema's "Baths of Caracalla"	Thomas Couture's "Romans of the Decadence"
Collier's Horace & Lydia Alma-Tademas' "Proclaiming Claudius Emperor"	Waterhouse's "Remorse of Nero" Alma-Tademas' "Ave Caesar! Io Saturnalia!"	Entrance to a Roman Theatre Alma-Tademas' "House of Gaius Martius"	Godward's "Yes or No"
"Battle for Stonehenge" Rowena	Consuls (From the Capitoline Hill Museum)	War (From the Capitoline Hill Museum)	"Gracchus" Boris
	The Continence of Scipio	Oath of the Horatii