“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” by Pietro Rossini (circa 1900)
See also:
In Tuscany -
Leghorn “la Cara” -
The Majesty of the Law -
What Delays the Letters -
Coral Girls
This is so wonderful VP!
ReplyDeleteAmazing, VP!
ReplyDeleteIt hasn't changed too much has it VP, different lamp post, bit of paint, amazing I love it.
ReplyDeleteI really like seeing modern views of places shown in old pictures. This looks much the same, just fresher.
ReplyDeleteWonderful before and after.
ReplyDeleteNo change, only the people and the lamp post. It gives a sense of perenity, of longevity. Nice!
ReplyDeleteQuasi uguale...l'uomo del '900 sembra un emiro. Ciao, Arianna
ReplyDeleteAlways interesting to see these posts.
ReplyDeleteI love when you publish the two moments, same place there, it's so cool! :)
ReplyDeleteLéia
For some reason I prefer the older view.
ReplyDeleteLike this colorful composition.
ReplyDeleteWonderful research to find and replacate this old picture. I always find before and after historical images fascinating.
ReplyDeleteThe same buildings, same angle! Only the Levantine Trader would look out of place today in Livorno (but maybe not in Jerusalem). :)
ReplyDeleteUnbelievable how it's still the same! You must take very good care of your buildings! :D
ReplyDeleteA nice comparison. It seems nothing changed, only the people...
ReplyDeleteI really like these posts of yours. What a trader!
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