Tiber Collection (page 2)

Friedrich III in Rome
The emperor Friedrich III arrives in Rome, sailing up the Tiber. Date: 1452

Banks of the River Tiber, by Andre Giroux
Bords aux Tibre (Banks of the River Tiber), by Andre Giroux (1801-1879)

ITALY. LAZIO. ROME. Rome. Vittorio bridge over the Tiber river

The Castel Sant Angelo, Rome
The Castel Sant Angelo, Ponte Sant Angelo (Pons Aelius) and River Tiber in Rome. The elaborate tomb built by Emperor Hadrian for himself and his successors

Italy - Rome - Tiber Island or Isola Tiberina, connected to the mainland by means of two ancient roman bridges. On the western side

Italy Rome Castel
formerly the Mausoleum of Hadrian : seen across the Tiber, where a hopeful fisherman is trying his luck. Date: 1890s

Orte, Italy - Early view
Orte, Italy, in the Tiber valley on a high tuff cliff, encircled to North and East from a handle of the Tevere river. Date: circa 1900

Italy - Assisi - Panoramic View of the town
Panoramic View of the town of Assisi in the Upper Tiber Valley, with the Basilica of San Francesco d Assisi in the foreground

Sculpture, Bridge and Castle, Rome, Italy
View of a large sculpture on the Vittorio Emanuele II Bridge across the River Tiber, with the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) in the distance on the right

Castel Sant Angelo and Bridge, Rome, Italy
View of the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) at the end of the Sant Angelo Bridge, crossing the River Tiber in Rome, Italy

Castle, River and Bridge, Rome, Italy
View of the River Tiber in Rome, Italy, at the Vittorio Emanuele II Bridge, with the Castel Sant Angelo (sometimes also known as the Mausoleum of Hadrian) on the left

Italy Rome Isola Tiber
Isola Tiberina - island in the Tiber - and the ponte di quattro capi

Rome / Tiber Island 1665
Rome/Tiber Island 1665

Horatius Defends Rome
When Rome is threatened by Lars Porsena and his allies, Horatius Cocles and two companions repel them, defending a crucial bridge across the Tiber

Cloelia escapes back to Rome by swimming the Tiber
Cloelia, given as a hostage to the Etruscan king, Lars Porsenna of Clusium, escapes back to Rome by swimming the Tiber, taking several other Roman girls with her

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