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This media file presents a detailed, vertically oriented view of the Trevi Fountain in Rome, Italy, captured with a 90-degree counter-clockwise rotation. The image focuses on the grand Baroque facade of the Palazzo Poli, which serves as the fountain's backdrop, along with the elaborate sculptural elements of the fountain itself. The scene is dominated by the monumental architecture and numerous classical statues. Engaged columns, pilasters, and ornate cornices are visible on the building's facade, along with several windows. Statues stand within niches and adorn the upper sections of the structure, depicting figures in classical attire. The central feature is the monumental sculpture of Oceanus in his shell-shaped chariot, drawn by winged sea-horses and tritons, emerging from the rockwork. Other mythological and allegorical figures are carved into the surrounding rocky elements, from which water cascades into the partially visible fountain basin on the right. The sky above is bright but overcast, indicating a cloudy daytime setting. No specific activity or event is taking place beyond the natural flow of water. Several Latin inscriptions are clearly visible on the facade, providing historical context. Key phrases include: - "CLEMENS XII PONT MAX" (Pope Clement XII, who commissioned the fountain) - "ANNO DOMINI MDCCXXXV PONT VI" (dating it to the year 1735, the sixth year of his pontificate) - "BENEDICTVS XIV" (Pope Benedict XIV, under whom work continued or was completed) - "PERFECIT" (completed) - "NOAM VIRGINEM" (referring to the Aqua Virgo aqueduct, which feeds the fountain) The image captures the intricate artistry and scale of this famous Roman landmark.
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