Giorgio Quaroni: A Visionary of Roman Landscape and Architectural Symbolism Giorgio Quaroni (1907 – 1960) stands as a pivotal figure in Italian mural painting during the interwar period, particularly renowned for his monumental depiction of Rome’s founding—‘La Fondazione di Roma,’ completed between September 1939 and January 1940. More than just an artistic endeavor, this ambitious project embodies the spirit of Fascist Italy's celebration of national identity and its reverence for classical heritage. Early Life & Artistic Training: Born in Rome, Quaroni pursued his formal artistic edu…