Sunday, July 10, 2011

A Levantine Trader

Piazza Cavour, Livorno“Piazza Cavour” seen from about the same angle of “A Levantine Trader”, a picture taken around 1900, which we have already seen in a post on the book “In Tuscany” by Montgomery Carmichael.A Levantine Trader, In Tuscany by Montgomery Carmichael, Livorno
“A Levantine Trader” by Pietro Rossini (circa 1900)

See also: In Tuscany - Leghorn “la Cara” - The Majesty of the Law - What Delays the Letters - Coral Girls

16 comments:

  1. It hasn't changed too much has it VP, different lamp post, bit of paint, amazing I love it.

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  2. I really like seeing modern views of places shown in old pictures. This looks much the same, just fresher.

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  3. No change, only the people and the lamp post. It gives a sense of perenity, of longevity. Nice!

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  4. Quasi uguale...l'uomo del '900 sembra un emiro. Ciao, Arianna

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  5. Always interesting to see these posts.

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  6. I love when you publish the two moments, same place there, it's so cool! :)
    Léia

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  7. For some reason I prefer the older view.

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  8. Like this colorful composition.

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  9. Wonderful research to find and replacate this old picture. I always find before and after historical images fascinating.

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  10. The same buildings, same angle! Only the Levantine Trader would look out of place today in Livorno (but maybe not in Jerusalem). :)

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  11. Unbelievable how it's still the same! You must take very good care of your buildings! :D

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  12. A nice comparison. It seems nothing changed, only the people...

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  13. I really like these posts of yours. What a trader!

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