Graden villa ornament marble stone carved faountain

Fountain sculpture is mainly stone, and round sculptures are the main manifestations. From a structural point of view, fountain sculpture is mainly a bit, group -type, and falling. Point fountains are the most common, they often exist as landmarks in the center of the square and roads.

Baroque Master Bennini's masterpiece of Tritnenes in Barbelini, and the fountain designed by Madelno designed on Madelno, the two oval points of St. Peter Square. Some fountains organize group carving, multiple groups of spring water and pools as a whole to express a clear art theme. This group -style sculpture is beyond the meaning of the fountain as a square group space component, and it forms an independent artwork. For example, the famous "Four River Fountains" consisting of a set of fountains on Naverner Square. There is also a kind of "one hundred fountain" of the Easter Villa in the eastern suburbs of Roman, which forms a group carving through the interweaving of different water bodies.

Ancient Roman sculpture was greatly affected by Greek sculpture art. However, due to the influence of the rule of the empire and the secular culture, most of the Greek sculptures are different from mythology or sports competition, Roman sculptures are more widely used, and the statues of the statues and the secular emperors and nobles are equal. However, the fountain sculpture has inherited the characteristics of more Greek sculpture art. Most of them are mainly natural subjects such as animals and plants. They often create legendary mythology as the background.