When an art creation is considered as a property, the condition of the property to be a property, is the relation of time concept with the place, which created differences in the time's spatial dimensions as formal and conceptual meanings. The variables in the definition of time, affected the formations of the art creation and the formal issues have changed according to the temporal flow. The aim of this study is to examine the eclectic structure of "Heroic Landscapes" in temporal dimensions, which created a classical genre during the Baroque era. The temporality of ancient Greek and Roman architectures and remains, placed in idealized landscapes, are examined and compared in formal and intellectual point of views. Concordantly, the pictures which carry a historical meaning, differ in temporality, while the effects towards the audience are comprehended.