Gezicht op de Piazza Navona in Rome met de San Agnese in Agone en de Fontana del Moro op de voorgrond, Italië 1850

This 1850 photograph by Giacomo Caneva captures the grandeur of the Piazza Navona in Rome, a bustling public square popular with both locals and tourists. Caneva, a photographer known for his architectural scenes, expertly captures the details of the square’s iconic features: the Fontana del Moro, the San Agnese in Agone church and the Egyptian obelisk. The image’s clarity and composition highlight the square’s architectural beauty and its role as a vibrant hub in the city.