Piazza Navona te Rome 1693 - 1717

"Piazza Navona te Rome" is a 17th-century etching by Gommarus Wouters, depicting the Piazza Navona in Rome. The artwork is a detailed view of the square, showcasing its iconic architectural features like the Fountain of the Four Rivers and the obelisk. This etching, completed posthumously between 1693 and 1717, captures the bustling activity of the square, offering a glimpse into daily life during the Baroque era. The composition is typical of Dutch vedute, featuring a panoramic perspective and meticulous attention to detail. The etching showcases Wouters' skill in capturing the vibrancy and energy of the Roman cityscape, and his ability to depict the grandeur of the architectural landmarks.