Mercato Centrale, a view (with passing troops) from Scali degli Olandesi, 1906
Mercato Centrale, a view (with parked cars) from Scali degli Olandesi, April 2013
(Postcard digitized from the collection of Antonio Cantelli)
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9 comments:
Looks like the building to the right has been replaced. Too bad that you couldn't find any troops fore the modern photo!
Another wonderful piece of architecture.
The building remains intact. Very good then and now pictures.
Long live the shuk!
Beautiful pictures and what a comparison of horse power! ;)
I really enjoy your postcard studies.
I like to see the new and old together.
You must have (had) some great architects in Livorno.
The mercato is wonderfully preserved.
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