The image displays a forensic view of the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina, now the Church of San Lorenzo in Miranda, located in the Roman Forum, Rome, Italy

The image displays a forensic view of the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina, now the Church of San Lorenzo in Miranda, located in the Roman Forum, Rome, Italy. The scene is dominated by the temple's prostyle hexastyle portico featuring six tall, weathered grey fluted Corinthian columns. These columns support a prominent entablature, across which the Latin inscription "DIVO ANTONINO ET DIVAE FAUSTINAE EX S C" (To the Divine Antoninus and to the Divine Faustina, by decree of the Senate) is clearly legible. Behind this classical facade, the light brown brick wall of the later church is visible, containing a dark green double door at the base and a single rectangular window with a stone frame on an upper level. The church culminates in an ornate, multi-curved Baroque roofline. At the base of the church's entrance, between two columns, a small, light-colored statue or sculpture rests on a low pedestal. To the lower right, a section of ancient, crumbling brickwork, partially covered with moss and vegetation, rises into the foreground. The upper portion of the image is largely obscured by a dense network of bare, dark tree branches, silhouetted against an overcast, uniformly light grey sky. Sparse dark green foliage is visible on the far left and right edges, behind the primary structures. No individuals or active events are present in the depiction.