Modern Rome (series of 4)

Summary

Modern Rome (series of 4) is a painting series^[1]. Modern Rome (series of 4) draws 24 Wikipedia views per month (painting_series category, ranking #95 of 214).^[2]

Key Facts

• Modern Rome (series of 4) is the creator of Giovanni Paolo Panini^[3].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s image is recorded as Giovanni Paolo Pannini - Picture Gallery with Views of Modern Rome - WGA16969.jpg^[4].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s instance of is recorded as painting series^[5].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s instance of is recorded as group of paintings^[6].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s commissioned by is recorded as Étienne François, duc de Choiseul^[7].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s maintained by is recorded as European Paintings^[8].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s genre is recorded as art gallery painting^[9].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Palazzo Barberini^[10].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Lateran Palace^[11].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Palazzo Montecitorio^[12].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Quirinal Palace^[13].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Apostolic Palace^[14].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Triton Fountain^[15].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Column of Antoninus Pius^[16].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Piazza Navona^[17].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Saint Peter's Square^[18].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere^[19].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as piazza del Popolo^[20].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Villa Aldobrandini^[21].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Villa Borghese^[22].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Villa d'Este^[23].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Villa Madama^[24].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Villa Medici^[25].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Sant'Andrea al Quirinale^[26].
• Modern Rome (series of 4)'s depicts is recorded as Archbasilica of St. John Lateran^[27].

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Works and Contributions

Modern Rome (series of 4) is the creator of Giovanni Paolo Panini^[3].

Why It Matters

Modern Rome (series of 4) draws 24 Wikipedia views per month (painting_series category, ranking #95 of 214).^[2] Modern Rome (series of 4) has Wikipedia articles in 5 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[28]