Colonna di M. Aurelio. 1. Palazzo Niccolini. 2. Palazzo del Vicegerente. 3. Monte Citorio. 4. Palazzo Chigi 1750

This etching by Paolo Anesi, created in 1750, is a detailed depiction of the "Colonna di M. Aurelio" (Column of Marcus Aurelius) in Rome. The print showcases the column, a prominent landmark, standing tall amidst surrounding buildings. The cityscape is rendered in a realistic style, revealing the intricate details of the architecture and the bustling life of the city. Anesi’s work offers a glimpse into the urban landscape of 18th-century Rome, capturing the grandeur of the ancient column and the contemporary buildings that surrounded it. The etching is a valuable historical document and an artistic representation of a significant architectural monument.