Also known as Il Fontanone ("The Big Fountain"), this elegant lithograph depicts the iconic fountain perched atop Rome’s Janiculum Hill. Commissioned by Pope Paul V Borghese in 1608, the fountain stands as a majestic symbol of Baroque Rome. This captivating artwork makes a striking addition to an entryway, living room, office, or bedroom. A timeless keepsake, it serves as the perfect gift for travelers, expatriate Romans, lovers of Italian art and architecture, or even those named Pauline or Paulo. Unlike mass-produced souvenirs that are difficult to ship or pack, this piece offers a refined and lasting way to commemorate your Roman journey. Inscription reads: ROME DANS SA GRANDEUR. Fontaine Pauline sur le Mont Janicule / Fontana dell'Aqua Paolina sul Monte Gianicolo. Nantes, lith. Charpentier, Edit–Paris quai des Augustines, 55. Felix Benoist del. lith. avec Sabatier. Fig. par Bayot. Presented in a gilt wood frame, the lithograph is in very good condition, as shown. (Note: Photos were taken through glass, which may account for any visible reflections.) Measurements: Frame: 21 1/2" by 17 1/2"; Mat Opening: 15" by 11" approximately.