"Cenci's Execution" refers to the execution of Beatrice Cenci, a young noblewoman in 17th-century Italy. She was accused of conspiring to murder her abusive father, Francesco Cenci, who had subjected her and her family to years of mistreatment. After a controversial trial, Beatrice and her family were found guilty, leading to her execution in 1599. The event is significant in Italian history and has inspired various works of art and literature. Cenci's Execution highlights themes of injustice and the struggles against oppressive authority, reflecting the societal issues of the time.