Piazza di Corte te Ariccia 1665 - 1667

This etching, "Piazza di Corte te Ariccia", was created by Italian artist Giovanni Battista Falda between 1665 and 1667. It depicts the Piazza di Corte, a public square in Ariccia, Italy, which was a popular destination for travelers during the 17th century. The image shows a large, open square with a church and fountain at the center, surrounded by buildings. The scene is filled with figures, including people walking, riding horses, and driving carriages. This etching is part of a series of prints by Falda that documented the architecture and urban landscapes of Italy. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.