The Fountains of Trevi (1841) by John Ruskin

The Fountains of Trevi - John Ruskin - 1841

Artwork Information

TitleThe Fountains of Trevi
ArtistJohn Ruskin
Date1841
Art MovementRomanticism

About The Fountains of Trevi

The artwork, titled “The Fountains of Trevi,” was created by John Ruskin in 1841. This piece is a part of the Romanticism movement and belongs to the genre of cityscape.

The artwork depicts the iconic Trevi Fountain, a renowned monument situated in Rome. The scene is characterized by intricate architectural details of the grand fountain and the surrounding structure. The composition captures the dynamics of water movement and the sculptures integrated within the fountain. The use of shading and tones illustrates the artist’s keen observation and his ability to portray both grandeur and the nuanced beauty of the historic landmark. The fountain appears as a focal point emanating a sense of timelessness and splendor, reflecting the core values of the Romanticism art movement.

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