A weathered bronze bust of Clemente De Caesaris, depicting an older man with a balding head and formal attire, stands prominently on a light-colored stone pedestal

A weathered bronze bust of Clemente De Caesaris, depicting an older man with a balding head and formal attire, stands prominently on a light-colored stone pedestal. The pedestal's front face is inscribed in red capital letters with "CLEMENTE DE CAESARIS," followed by "PENNE" and the life dates "1810 - 1877." Below the dates, a quote in Italian is carved, translating to: "For the Lords, the rich have divided the earth among themselves, inventing two tremendous words, mine and yours: an iron fence between you and your needs. No one has the right to superfluity as long as there is even one man who lacks the necessary." This is followed by "Pastor di Popolo." The statue is situated outdoors on a paved plaza with light-colored square tiles. Behind the statue is a modern building featuring large, reflective glass windows. The windows reflect an older building with balconies and the sign for "CAFFÈ LETTERARIO CINQUE SENS." The scene is brightly lit by natural light. This monument is located in Piazza Emilio Alessandrini, Pescara, Italy.