Fontana in Piazza Navona [Fontana del Moro], from "La Fontane di Roma nelle Piazze e Luoghi Publici (...)" 1691

Giovanni Battista Falda's 1691 etching, "Fontana in Piazza Navona," depicts the famed fountain in the heart of Rome. This architectural masterpiece, featuring a central figure of a river goddess and intricate carvings, is framed by the grand buildings of the city, showcasing the artistic prowess and urban design of the era. The detailed composition and skillful etching, capturing the bustling scene of the piazza, make it a valuable historical record of 17th century Roman life and architecture.