The statue of “Vittorio Emanuele II” by Augusto Rivalta.
Quite elaborate ironwork on a fanlight window.
Portrait of a sea monster, part of the fountains by Pietro Tacca.
The terrace above the loggia of “Palazzo San Sebastiano”.
Window grate with the monogram of the former “Banco di Napoli” in “Via Cairoli”.More Walks
These are incredible VP. Really nice.
ReplyDeleteI like the ironwork and the seamonster is interesting!
ReplyDeleteFaces and letters that write history. Impressive.
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daily athens
That sea monster is sort of creepy looking! Nice shots.
ReplyDeleteA very eye catching series of shots. Love the statue!
ReplyDeleteExtremely representative photos of Stone, Bronze and Iron. My favorites are the "fan" window, the window grate and the sea monster (he really is quite interesting).
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection of decorative metal objects. This was a fruitful walk, VP.
ReplyDeleteThat is one scary sea monster.
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the horse and the window.
ReplyDeleteFor those with eyes to see and a camera to shoot, your streets offer the most diverse and interesting attractions.
ReplyDeleteAmazing set of iron details and I love the sculpture, the horse and the brave important man!
ReplyDeleteVittorio is a "name"always present in my family, I like a lot! :)
Léia
My favourite is fanlight windows, however all are lovely!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I scheduled some ironworks for this wee as well:)
I love the top statue of the horse and rider! Very regal!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen anything like that fanlight window! So fashionable :-D
ReplyDeleteAgain, you have eyes for beautiful details.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!:)
The fanlight window and the Sea Monster are amazing! Love them both.
ReplyDeleteYou see the best stuff. I like the ironwork on the half window. MB
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