The tiled sign of the “Arabesque” school of dance in “Via San Carlo”.
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12 comments:
gorgeous sign. the tiles are very pretty and really add style to this school. I am glad you enjoyed the Crazy 88 butterfly and it was real!
Hmm who would want to miss dance classes there, huh? ;-)
At first I thought you were in Turkey, learning to sing Arabesk. My eyes these days....
Love all the elements showed in this photo. You were right to include the grey strip.
Ciau!
Beautiful picture!I would like to see inside the school!
Do you know how to dance?
I visited Italy in 2001 ( Rome, Venice, Firenze and Milano)!I need come back and visit your lovely Livorno!
Léia
So simple and so elegant.
It looks nice! I saw such signs(made from such tiles) also in Spain:)
I like those style of characters.
I really like the way you show the details of the streets of Livorno. I think that it's these small details that defines the city. Well done:-)
Very nice photo, like a cart-postale!
I'm amazed at the beauty of these signs, fantastic.
Beautiful sign...what kind of "dance" do they teach?
And a very graceful script for the dancers.
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