Titusbogen
In 1866 Healy moved with his family to Rome, and it was during his time there that he collaborated on "The Arch of Titus". Healy's contribution to "The Arch of Titus" was the figures, fittingly as he was a portrait painter. Throughout all his paintings, his sitters are always represented in a pleasant manner and evoked a certain sense of calmness, which is seen true in "The Arch of Titus" (Fink).