In ancient Rome, a tepidarium was the part of the thermal baths where one could take warm baths. It was the necessary link between the hot and cool areas of the thermal establishment.

THE OLD TEPIDARIUM II, a photograph by Bernhard Hartmann, transports us to the former tepidarium, its door opening onto a lush garden. The image combines abandoned architecture with a vibrant landscape: vivid roses frame the orange facade, a testament to the site's derelict state, while the view extends towards the mountains and trees that seem to be reclaiming the land. This limited edition reveals the memory of heritage and the poetry of a suspended moment in time, lending a luminous and sophisticated presence to any space dedicated to art and contemplation.