James Anderson Temple of Saturn, Roman Forum Albumenized salt print, printed from albumenized glass negative c. 1858. 28.8 x 36.5 cm. Numbered '24' in the negative lower left. Flush-mounted to original card, blind stamped 'Libreria Tedesca di Gius. Spithöver in Roma' on the mount lower right. Literature Bonetti 2008, ill. p. 35 and p. 146 (cat. 11) The angle chosen for this image of the Roman Forum can be found in the works of numerous photographers of the time. It provides a good view of the Forum and its most important structures. In the foreground we see the mighty columns of the Temple of Saturn and in the background at the end of the Via Sacra we see the Colosseum on the left and the Arch of Constantine on the right, as well as the ruins of the Temple of Castor and Pollux on the right edge. Anderson's works also frequently depict the cattle that still grazed between the ancient ruins of Rome during this time. James Anderson Tempel des Saturn, Forum Romanum Albuminierter Salzpapierabzug um 1858 vom albuminierten Glasnegativ. 28,8 x 36,5 cm. Im Negativ unten links beziffert '24'. Auf Originalkarton aufgezogen, dort unten rechts mit Prägestempel der 'Libreria Tedesca di Gius. Spithöver in Roma'. Literatur Bonetti 2008, S. 35 und S. 146 mit Abbn. (Kat. 11)