This Italian definitive stamp, issued in 1929, features the iconic Capitoline Wolf suckling Romulus and Remus, the legendary founders of Rome. The design draws on ancient Roman symbolism, reflecting Italy’s pride in its classical heritage during the early 20th century. Printed in a rich violet shade, it belongs to the "Imperial Series" (Serie Imperiale), which highlighted Roman symbols of power and culture. The engraving work is credited to Richter–Madoli, visible at the bottom margin. A classic piece of Italian philately, it remains highly collectible for its historical resonance and elegant design.