“Cinematografo” was the original Italian word for movie theater, now usually shortened in “cinema”. This faded old sign is painted on a wall visible from the “Parco delle Terme”.
See also: Parco delle Terme
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A little creepy, but I like it!
What a beauty VP. Really cool find.
This is remarkable. Thanks for the "cinema" lesson.
That is a wonderful old sign. Great post.
That's a super cinématographe sign!
Ah, the good old days ...
What an artistic find you are showing us.
I love lots of Italian films
How very cool! Thanks for the information about your images. I learn a great deal here.
The old portuguese word was 'animatógrafo'. Great sign!
"Cinematograf" here, still in use, but also "cinema". Interesting sign!
That is a fine word.
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