1834 Piazza Del Popolo From Pincian Hill Engraving Illustration Print - Rome Italy - Latin Populo - Flaminio Obelisk - Santa Maria Dei Miracoli - Santa Maria In Montesanto - Ready For Framing - Neoclassical

Antique Original 1834 Piazza Del Popolo From Pincian Hill Engraving Illustration Print - Rome Italy - Latin Populo - Flaminio Obelisk - Santa Maria Dei Miracoli - Santa Maria In Montesanto - Ready For Framing - Neoclassical Measures Approx. 9-5/8" Wide By 6-1/4" Tall In Very Good Antique Condition - Staining, Toning Due To Age And History-Collectors Watermarked That Is Not On The Illustration.  This 1834 Engraving Depicts The Piazza Del Populo In Rome, Italy, As Seen From The Pincian Hill. The Square, A Key Gateway To Rome Via The Via Flaminia, Features The Ancient Flaminio Obelisk At Its Center, Originally Brought From Egypt By Emperor Augustus. The Twin Churches Of Santa Maria Dei Miracoli And Santa Maria In Montesanto Frame The Entrance To The Piazza, Reflecting Baroque Symmetry. Neoclassical Statues And Urban Planning Enhance The Scene, While Horse-Drawn Carriages And Pedestrians Showcase 19th-Century Activity. The Illustration Highlights Rome’s Blend Of Ancient And Renaissance Her