Fountain of Piazza Mazzini

Fountain of Piazza Mazzini — via Wikimedia Commons
Fountain of Piazza Mazzini · via Wikimedia Commons
Roma, Lazio · 1927–1930

Fountain of Piazza Mazzini

A twentieth-century fountain by architect Raffaele De Vico and sculptor Ermenegildo Luppi, anchoring a central Roman piazza.

At a glance

The Fountain of Piazza Mazzini stands in one of Rome’s civic squares, a product of the interwar period when the city underwent significant modernisation. Designed by architect Raffaele De Vico and executed by sculptor Ermenegildo Luppi, the fountain represents the aesthetic ambitions of early twentieth-century Roman urbanism.

History

Construction took place between 1927 and 1930. The fountain emerged during a transformative era for Rome, when public spaces and monuments reflected contemporary design principles. De Vico’s architectural vision was realised through Luppi’s sculptural craftsmanship.

What you see

The fountain combines architectural and sculptural elements characteristic of early twentieth-century Italian public works. Specific stylistic and formal details are available through examination of the monument itself and contemporary documentation of the period.

Cultural significance

As a collaborative work between architect and sculptor, the fountain demonstrates the integration of disciplines in Roman civic design. It remains part of the urban fabric of Piazza Mazzini, serving both functional and commemorative roles within the neighbourhood.

Key facts

  • Architect: Raffaele De Vico
  • Sculptor: Ermenegildo Luppi
  • Construction: 1927–1930
  • Address: Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini, 00195, Roma
  • Coordinates: 41.91588655421387, 12.46346890926361

Practical information

The fountain is located in Piazza Mazzini, accessible to the public as part of the open square. Hours of operation are not listed; the piazza is generally accessible during daylight hours. Check locally for any temporary closures or restoration work.

Getting there

Piazza Mazzini is situated in central Rome at 41.91588655421387, 12.46346890926361. Public transport connections serve the area; consult Rome’s transit maps for current routes and schedules.

Sources & resources

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