A bronze sculpture titled "Albero della Pace" (Tree of Peace) by Andrea Roggi stands in Piazza San Firenze, Florence, Italy. The sculpture depicts an olive tree with a blue-green patina, its gnarled trunk splitting near the base, and numerous roots descending into a large, hollowed-out bronze ring that appears fractured. The sculpture rests on a light-colored, rough-hewn stone pedestal. A bronze plaque affixed to the pedestal identifies the artwork, dated 2021, and dedicates it to the victims of the global pandemic and in memory of Professor Franco Scaramucci. The background consists of a historic stone building constructed with large, irregular ashlar blocks. Visible architectural features include an arched window on the right with a dark metal grid, and two rectangular windows with wooden, multi-paned frames in the upper section of the building. No individuals are present in the scene. in Florence, Italy

$A bronze sculpture titled "Albero della Pace" (Tree of Peace) by Andrea Roggi stands in Piazza San Firenze, Florence, Italy. The sculpture depicts an olive tree with a blue-green patina, its gnarled trunk splitting near the base, and numerous roots descending into a large, hollowed-out bronze ring that appears fractured. The sculpture rests on a light-colored, rough-hewn stone pedestal. A bronze plaque affixed to the pedestal identifies the artwork, dated 2021, and dedicates it to the victims of the global pandemic and in memory of Professor Franco Scaramucci. The background consists of a historic stone building constructed with large, irregular ashlar blocks. Visible architectural features include an arched window on the right with a dark metal grid, and two rectangular windows with wooden, multi-paned frames in the upper section of the building. No individuals are present in the scene.$

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Mar 1, 2026

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A bronze sculpture titled "Albero della Pace" (Tree of Peace) by Andrea Roggi stands in Piazza San Firenze, Florence, Italy. The sculpture depicts an olive tree with a blue-green patina, its gnarled trunk splitting near the base, and numerous roots descending into a large, hollowed-out bronze ring that appears fractured. The sculpture rests on a light-colored, rough-hewn stone pedestal. A bronze plaque affixed to the pedestal identifies the artwork, dated 2021, and dedicates it to the victims of the global pandemic and in memory of Professor Franco Scaramucci. The background consists of a historic stone building constructed with large, irregular ashlar blocks. Visible architectural features include an arched window on the right with a dark metal grid, and two rectangular windows with wooden, multi-paned frames in the upper section of the building. No individuals are present in the scene.

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