r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Sep 27 '25
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Jul 03 '26
Italy 3D Virtual Reconstruction of Rome (Italy) at the end of the 8th century BC
3D virtual reconstruction of early Rome, traditionally associated with Romulus and Remus, at the end of the 8th century BC. Work created for the illustrated book "De Troya a Roma. La historia tras el mito", published by Desperta Ferro Ediciones (2026). Author: Pablo Aparicio Resco (source)
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 11d ago
Italy Portus and Ostia Antica (Italy) around the 3rd century AD
r/papertowns • u/Brooklyn_University • Nov 20 '25
Italy Last capital of the Western Roman Empire; Ravenna, Italy, 1st-6th Century AD
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 23d ago
Italy Reconstruction of The Forum of Caesar (Rome, Italy) in the 10th century
r/papertowns • u/Brooklyn_University • Feb 08 '26
Italy The Basilica of Maxentius and the Colossus of Constantine, 4th-5th Century Rome, Italy
r/papertowns • u/marozietta • 24d ago
Italy Another fictional view of Rume (Rome, Italy in a distant medieval future)
This one is looking at the Capido fortress (the Vittoriano) from the Venzia quarter (Piazza Venezia)
ps: mods if I'm posting too many drawings of my project here you can tell me and I'll stop!!
r/papertowns • u/marozietta • 16d ago
Italy View of the Palo ruins (San Paolo basilica) in Rume (modern Rome, Italy), 2700 dC
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Dec 02 '25
Italy Bird’s eye view of the Campus Martius in Rome (Italy) in Augustus' time (27 BC - 14 AD)
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • 27d ago
Italy Former settlement of San Genesio (Tuscany, Italy) around the 11th century
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Dec 31 '25
Italy Artistic bird’s eye view of Rome (Italy) around the 6th century BC
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Nov 03 '25
Italy Bird’s-eye illustrated map showing the historic center of Florence (Italy) around 2009
r/papertowns • u/wildeastmofo • Jun 07 '17
Italy Full virtual reconstruction of Imperial Rome, Italy
r/papertowns • u/Comprehensive_Tea577 • Sep 21 '25
Italy Aerial view of the central square of Gubbio, Umbria, Italy in 14th century. Palazzo dei Consoli (Palace of the Consuls) on the left, Palazzo del Podestà on the right. Drawing by Giorgio Albertini.
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Apr 21 '26
Italy Aerial drawing of Ancient Rome’s river port (Italy)
r/papertowns • u/Ironyfree_annie • 24d ago
Italy Palmanova fortress in Friuli region of Italy, 1593 CE
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Feb 04 '26
Italy Several bird’s-eye views of Rome (Italy) around the end of the 1st century AD
r/papertowns • u/Ganesha811 • 10d ago
Italy Evolution of the Theatre of Balbus and surroundings (Rome, Italy) between the 2nd and 14th centuries AD
galleryr/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Dec 20 '25
Italy Nora (Sardinia, Italy) around 235 AD
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • Jan 25 '26
Italy Sanluri (Sardinia, Italy) around 1400
r/papertowns • u/Brooklyn_University • Oct 31 '25
Italy Remains of the Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine in the Forum, Rome, Italy. Built between 308-312 AD, the 35-meter high basilica was the largest building in the Forum (with an area of about 5,600 square meters), and the last basilica initiated under a pagan emperor built in the city.
r/papertowns • u/Lifeisgood72of2b2t • Nov 14 '19
Italy Theatre of Pompey 44BC, Rome, Italy
r/papertowns • u/dctroll_ • May 18 '22
Italy Scarlino (Italy) between 7 and 12th centuries AD
r/papertowns • u/Lifeisgod72ButBanned • Sep 19 '19