Prepare yourself for some familiar objects caught out of our usual jurisdiction...
We were coming down from the basilica of San Miniato al Monte (St. Minias on the Mountain), when we saw this on the corner of a street with the improbable name of Via dell'Erta Canina (Street of the Canine Slope).
Just before the city walls, still along Via del Monte alle Croci, we saw this “Cross Like an Egyptian” and we knew we were approaching Clet Abraham's territory: he lives and works here, in Florence, after all.
See also: Clet Abraham
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External links: Clet Abraham (Wikipedia, in French) - The language of the street signs by Clet Abraham (Abitare)
He is wonderful! You are so lucky to find these.
ReplyDeleteVery clever sign modifications, as always.
ReplyDeleteI need that first one at work.
ReplyDeleteLove his creative work with common road signs. These are up to his wonderful standard.
ReplyDeleteThese are very creative, VP. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteA good reason to go to Florence.
ReplyDeleteHave you seen his shop? It's in the corner of Via San Niccolò and Via dell'Olmo, by the San Niccolò church.
ReplyDeleteDoes the man ever come back to France for a few days off???
ReplyDeleteAs always really great!
ReplyDeleteperfect ! :)
ReplyDeleteCreative signs, I like them!
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