The E.U.R. Esposizione Universale Roma, is an urban and architectural complex designed in the thirties of the twentieth century for the construction of the headquarters of the Universal Exhibition, scheduled for 1942 but which never place due to the start of World War II; the complex was completed in the following decades, modifying and expanding the original project. It houses some examples of monumental architecture, which coexist with modern buildings built in the following decades, the project saw the collaboration of numerous Italian architects - Giuseppe Pagano, Luigi Piccinato, Luigi Vietti, Adalberto Libera, Gaetano Minnucci, Ernesto Lapadula, Mario Romano, Luigi Moretti - under the technical coordination of Marcello Piacentini.
"A people of poets of artists of heroes of saints of thinkers of scientists of navigators of transmigrators" is the famous inscription visible on the Palazzo della Civiltà del Lavoro, an architectural icon of the Roman twentieth century Also called the "Square Colosseum", from the famous Roman ancestor it takes up the tight sequence of arches, repeated 216 times in the four equal elevations, which can be seen reflected in the entrance window to the Palazzo dei Congressi, designed towards the end of the 1930s by Adalberto Libera, the result of a contamination between neoclassical and functionalist style, inside which there are works of art by important Italian artists of the '900, in particular the decorative panels with an agricultural theme on the back wall of the atrium created in 1953 by Gino Severini, one of the greatest exponents of Futurism who can be glimpsed beyond the glass. Taken in 2021, Canon EOS 60D, Lens Canon EF-S EF-S 55-250 mm IS II, 1/125s, f/16, ISO 400 in post-production the photo is been cropped little bit, nothing has been added or removed, it is slightly adjusted stat with curves, vibrance, sharpness, brightness.