Virginia Water The Ruins by Fred255
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Description
In 1816-17 some Corinthian pillars of Roman origin, and perhaps 2000 years old, were brought from North Africa. These were a gift to the Prince Regent (later George IV) and had been brought from Lepcis Magna in Tripoli, a Roman town. In 1826-7, following a period of storage in The British Museum, 'The Ruins' were erected by Sir Jeffrey Wyatville so as to suggest the remains of an ancient temple, known as 'The Temple of the Gods'.
Thank you for looking, as always any comments or suggestions welcome 8~)
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Comments (13)
efron_241
so they are in ??? USA ? or in British museum
Valentin
Fantastic ruins and wonderful tones and postwork... Excellent!
bebert
ruins of a Greek temple? very nice B&W
ontar1
Great facts, love the view, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Garlor
thats is such a bizaare view , real roman ruins from an other country in Surrey
mickuk50
all the very best for the new year david :o).. mick
decadence
I was confused at first...Virginia in the US?...I thought was strange, but now I realize you mean the UK....either way thanks for the info.
durleybeachbum
We Brits had some cheek! Always plundering other folks stuff! Anyway, an interesting pic!
lizzibell
nice postwork...
RobyHermida
Very fantastic !!!!!----------------------------------;O) Happy new year. ROBY ;O)
lilbiscuit
Wonderful capture!
MrsLubner
An amazingly telling shot. Love the compo.
toddaking
Excellent picture. Todd