Piazza Navona

Date

ca. 15th century

Parts

Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi
Fontana del Moro
Fontana del Nettuno
Obelisco Agonale

Work Type

square

Style/Period

Baroque

Notes

Piazza Navona became public space in late 15th c., but transformed into a Baroque architectural and sculptural center in the reign of Innocent X in mid 17th c.

References

View on Wikidata.

See Also

Related Fieldwork Collection

Ancient and Early Christian Sites of Rome

Detail: Three-quarter view of one of four Tritons facing East
Three-quarter view of one of four Tritons facing East
Profile of one of four Tritons facing East
Detail: Head of a Tritons facing East
Frontal view of a Triton facing South
Detail: Profile view of a Triton facing East
Profile view of a Triton facing East
Detail: Frontal view of a Triton facing East
Detail: Frontal view of a Triton facing West
Detail: Frontal view of a Triton facing West
Detail: Frontal view of the head of Triton facing West
Detail: Frontal view of a Triton facing West
Detail: Basin Decoration facing West