ROME: View from the Janiculum

ROME: Santa Maria degli Angeli, Baths of Diocletian

ROME: Basilica of Maxentius

ROME: Overlooking the Roman Forum

ROME: Santa Maria in Trastevere

ROME: Santa Croce in Gerusalemme

ROME: Piazza San Pietro, Colonnade Views

sliced Views through Bernini's colonnade

ROME: at the edge of Piazza San Pietro

Medieval meets Renaissance

ROME: View from the Janiculum

ROME: Spanish Steps

ROME: Capitoline Hill

expanding the View by J.H. Aronson published in Design of Cities, E. Bacon.

ROME: Piazza del Popolo

ROME: San Carlo alle Quattro Fontane

ROME: Baths of Diocletian

ROME: Santa Maria Maggiore

ROME: San Giovanni in Laterano

ROME: Baths of Caracalla

ROME: View from the Janiculum

I've devised a plan. The Janiculum (Gianicolo) offers the best view of Rome's cityscape, its layered skylines of domes and monuments. Instead of wandering to the Seven Hills of Rome and making drawings, I will draw at several points along this ridge, across the Tiber from the city.  

These rough sketches will serve as underlay and components for creating an expansive View drawing which combines all drawings from different view points.