Roman Baths

Bath is known for its famous ruins, the Roman Baths, where the name ’ Bath ’ originated. This artwork is focused on the Great Bath, the centerpiece of the Roman Baths, with a surrounding terrace built when they opened at the end of the 19th century, the original vaults are long gone. The hot spring water is a turquoise color under the influence of sunlight and algae, like a piece of emerald. The exposed underground circulation heating structure shows us the wisdom of the ancient Romans. It was a bathing and social center and a place of worship for the goddess Sulis Minerva. Walking around the ruins, you can glimpse the daily lives of ordinary people in ancient Rome thousands of years ago.

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Very nice work Yao! :blush:

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This is gorgeous and well researched. :slight_smile: It’s too easy to imagine the Romans living in a world colored only by grey stone and brick – but here you’ve shown us how colorful their world probably looked. I really like how you showed the Hypocaust under the pool. Your birds are adorable!! :smiley:

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Thank you! :laughing:

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Thank you! The Roman Baths exhibition was wonderfully set up and it took me back to ancient Roman times. Highly recommended! :smiley:

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I featured you on BlenderNation, have a great weekend!

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Thank you, Bart! :smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Great work! Love the colors and the seagulls. :green_heart:

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Thank you, Metin! :laughing:

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