

The Fountains of Rome (Le fontane di Roma), Book IV, plate 7: Fountain of the Tiburtine Sibyl (Fontana della Sibilla Tiburtina)
Black-and-white illustration of a fountain. A large tree stands on the left. A large fountain with water jets spraying upwards is surrounded by a low wall with people. A curved wall with arches and statues stands behind the fountain. The wall and fountain are surrounded by trees. Text appears at the bottom.
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- 900 × 661 px
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