Rome - A walk in Via Sacra, one of main streets of ancient Rome.
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(photo by Carla Tavares; this photo is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License Version 1.2 license.)

Another coup de theatre by Mr. Graziano Cecchini, the man known for having colored of red the waters of Rome’s Trevi Fountain. Here is while he is dumping some 500,000 colored balls down the Spanish steps in the famous Piazza di Spagna(January 16, 2008)

(via YouTube - posted by REPORTERMARCO).

A man in Rome is making his name — as an artist or simply as a vandal, known to the world for his improvised art installations involving major monuments in the eternal city. Here is after coloring red dye the water of the Trevi Fountain, famous monument used as setting for the most popular scene of Federico Fellini’s movie “La Dolce Vita”.

(via YouTube).