Fountain of the Tritons, Baroque fountain in Italy
The Fountain of the Tritons is an emblematic Baroque masterpiece located in Rome's famous Piazza Bocca della Verità.
Designed by Carlo Francesco Bizzaccheri, the fountain was completed in the year 1715.
This work of art efficiently combines the aesthetic of maritime mythology and Roman culture.
Visitors flock to see the imposing figures of Tritons, mythical sea gods, as part of their journey through the Eternal City.
The fountain stands out with its use of travertine stone, showcasing two tritons supporting a clam shell.
Location: Roma Capitale
Creator: Carlo Francesco Bizzaccheri
Material: travertine
Address: Piazza Bocca della Verità
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