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Cascia

#Cascia #SaintRita #SRitadaCascia #Sanlukdi" #Italian #first #Pellegrino #CASCLA #Umbria #Perugia #photography #FerroCandilera

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC018963

The image is a vintage postcard or printed piece with four black and white photographs, arranged in two rows of two. The top left photo shows an angelic figure above a nun who appears to be in prayer at the shrine dedicated to Saint Rita (S. Rita da Cascia), as indicated by text below her image. Above this scene is handwritten script that reads "Sanluk di" with a larger word beneath it, likely meaning "San Luca," which could refer to St. Luke or an Italian town.

The top right photo depicts the ruins of what looks like an ancient tower and archway set against mountains, suggesting historical significance possibly related to Cascia's heritage.

On the bottom left is another shrine scene with a similar figure as in the first picture beside a crucifix, accompanied by more angelic figures above. Below this image is labeled "S. Rita da Cascia," identifying it further within that context.

The bottom right photo shows an aerial view of a town named Pellegrino from a distance on hilly terrain, with buildings clustered together and nestled into the landscape.

In the background across all photos is printed text stating "Sanluk di" followed by larger bold letters spelling out "CASCLA," which could be shorthand for Cascia. The overall impression suggests these images are depicting significant sites or places of pilgrimage within Cascia.

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