Obelisk lateran

The painting titled 'Obelisk lateran' presents a striking Cityscape of Piazza del Campidoglio, situated atop Rome’s ancient Capitoline Hill. Central to the composition is the imposing obelisk, a prominent feature of the square's neoclassical design, which was reimagined by Michelangelo in the 16th century. The artwork captures the harmonious arrangement of historic buildings, including the Palazzo Senatorio and the Capitoline Museums—among the oldest in Italy—housing priceless Roman artifacts. The artist's use of light and form reflects Neoclassicism, emphasizing grandeur and clarity that celebrate Rome’s rich architectural and cultural heritage.