Insight into the coffee shop to use the English that is located at the Spanish Steps 

Giovanni Battista Piranesi etched this view of the coffee shop at the Spanish Steps with its Egyptian-style decorations. Sphinxes—eternal guardians—lounge above, symbols of wisdom and power since the Old Kingdom. The winged solar disk, representing Horus, the falcon-headed god, spreads its protective wings, not unlike the sun disks found in ancient Mesopotamian art, protecting kings and sacred spaces. In its various iterations, we find this image surfacing through time in different cultural contexts, yet bearing the same psychological weight. The pyramids in the background mirror the human desire for immortality, a testament to the power of the afterlife and the collective memory of a great civilization. These Egyptian motifs aren't just decorative; they are powerful symbols of continuity, and cultural memory, passed down through history, their meanings evolving, yet their emotional power remains.