Chiesa di Santo Spirito in Sassia te Rome 1669 - 1670

Giovanni Battista Falda's etching "Chiesa di Santo Spirito in Sassia te Rome" (1669-1670) depicts the church of the Holy Spirit in Rome, showcasing its grand facade and surrounding buildings. This detailed view is an example of the artist's meticulous architectural studies, which he rendered in a precise and linear style. The etching's perspective, incorporating the street and surrounding buildings, creates a sense of depth and scale. Falda's work is essential for understanding 17th-century Rome, providing valuable historical documentation of its urban landscape.