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Messina - Corso Vittorio Emanuele

#Messina #Italy #VictorEmmanuelII #VictorEmmanuelIII #Sicilia #photography #FerroCandilera

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC016527

The image depicts a postcard showing an urban street scene. The text on the card reads "Messina" and identifies this as Corso Vittorio Emanuele, which is likely referring to one of Italy's famous streets named after King Victor Emmanuel II of Italy (Victor Emmanuel III). There are buildings lining both sides of the wide avenue with a few trees scattered throughout. The architecture appears historical, suggesting that it may be an older part of town or preserved for its aesthetic value.

The sky is visible at the top and has a light blue hue indicating either early morning or late afternoon lighting conditions. Some people can be seen in the distance walking along the sidewalk, which adds to the sense of scale but does not provide much detail on their individual features due to the overall vintage quality and size of this postcard.

The colors are muted with sepia tones dominating the print, hinting that it might have been taken during an earlier time period or processed in a manner typical for old photographs. The edges show signs of wear which is common among historical artifacts like these.

Messina - Corso Vittorio Emanuele

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https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC016528

The image depicts a bustling harbor scene in Messina, Italy. It appears to be from the early 20th century based on its vintage postcard style and attire of people visible.

In the foreground, there is an array of horse-drawn carts loaded with goods near wooden crates or sacks that suggest maritime trade activities. Several individuals are seen engaging around these carts— some standing, others loading items onto wagons while a few seem to be conversing on the sidewalk.

The middle ground captures numerous tall masts and riggings indicative of docked ships at sea frontages adorned by European-style buildings with multi-story facades displaying window shutters. The architecture is characterized by classical design elements such as arched windows, columns or pilasters, cornices, and decorative moldings which hint towards a historic city setting.

The background features an expansive harbor dotted with several sailing boats, possibly indicating active maritime activities typical of port cities like Messina during that era. Overhead, the sky is overcast suggesting either early morning light or late afternoon shadows.

Signage in Italian "MESSINA - Corso Vittorio Emanuele" suggests a specific street named after King Victor Emmanuel II who was an influential figure within Italy's royal history and known for his significant role during the unification of Italy. The number '3305' is printed at bottom right, possibly referencing c [...]

Bologna - Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II in Piazza Maggiore spostato nel 1944 nei Giardini Margherita

#Bologna-Monumento #VittorioEmanueleII #PiazzaMaggiore #GiardiniMargherita #Bologna #VictorEmmanuelII #European #AntonioJourdezza #Emilia-Romagna #photography #FerroCandilera

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC016367

The image shows a vintage postcard featuring the equestrian statue of Vittorio Emanuele II in Bologna. The sculpture depicts King Victor Emmanuel II, dressed as an officer with a sword at his side and reins in one hand while controlling a rearing horse on top of a pedestal that appears to be situated within a public square or courtyard.

In the background, there are classical European architecture elements visible, including buildings with ornate details, arched windows, and red-tiled roofs. The sky is painted blue, suggesting it might have been added during postcard reproduction rather than being part of the original scene depicted by Antonio Jourdezza in Bologna.

The card has handwritten annotations at the bottom: "Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II" for Monuments to Victor Emmanuel II and "Bologna," indicating its location. There are also signatures or inscriptions, possibly adding personal comments or dedications from someone who handled the postcard over time.

This visual content provides historical context by highlighting an important landmark in Bologna's cityscape during a period when such statues were common symbols of national pride and commemoration for prominent figures like Victor Emmanuel II.

BOLOGNA-MONUMENTO aVITTORIO EMANUELE

#BOLOGNA-MONUMENTO #VictorEmmanuelII #Bologna #European #BOLOGNA-Monumento #Italian #Emilia-Romagna #photography #FerroCandilera

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC021925

The image depicts an old postcard featuring the statue of Victor Emmanuel II, a monument located in Bologna. The bronze equestrian sculpture stands prominently on a pedestal surrounded by steps and railings with a clear sky above it. In the background, there is a detailed depiction of classical European architecture, including columns, arches, balconies, and ornate decorations typical of neoclassical style buildings.

The coloration suggests that this postcard might be from an early to mid-20th-century period when such images were popular for tourism. The artwork includes text at the bottom left corner indicating "BOLOGNA - Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele" with additional handwritten notes in Italian, likely providing context or descriptions related to the monument and its significance.

The overall composition conveys a sense of historical importance and cultural heritage associated with this landmark statue within Bologna.

BOLOGNA - PIAZZA VITTORIO EMANUELE (NOTTURNO)

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https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC027623

The image is a sepia-toned photograph depicting an urban scene at night. It shows Piazza Vittorio Emanuele in Bologna, featuring the statue of Victor Emmanuel II on horseback atop a pedestal prominently placed within the frame.

In the background, there are medieval buildings with arched windows and decorative facades, indicative of historical architecture typical to Italian cities like Bologna. The setting is illuminated by artificial lighting; street lamps cast light onto the scene, creating sharp shadows that enhance the textures of the stone statues and building structures. One visible light source appears near the center-top part of the image.

The photograph exudes a sense of nostalgia through its monochrome color scheme and captures an evening ambiance in this historic European square. The text at the bottom reads "156 - BOLOGNA - PIAZZA VITTORIO EMANUELE (NOTTURNO)" which serves as both context for the location and likely indicates it's part of a numbered collection or series of photographs.

Overall, the image provides an intimate glimpse into Bologna’s nightlife ambiance during that era.

Novara - Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II

#Novara-Monumento #VittorioEmanueleII #Monumento #Novara #VictorEmmanuelII #NOVARA-Monumento #VittorioEmanuele #Italian #ArrivederciFreesto #Trohia #Piemonte #photography #FerroCandilera

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC036257

The image depicts an antique postcard featuring the Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II, located in Novara. The prominent subject of the card is a bronze equestrian statue portraying King Victor Emmanuel II on horseback atop a pedestal. He is dressed in military regalia and appears to be leading or surveying troops below him depicted within an intricate panel at his feet.

The background shows trees with green foliage, suggesting that this monument may stand near a park-like setting. The sky above the statue looks clear but slightly hazy, indicative of either early morning mist or late afternoon atmosphere.

In red text along the top edge and bottom left corner of the card is "NOVARA - Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele," identifying the location and subject matter of the monument in Italian. Handwritten inscriptions at the lower right suggest it was sent to someone named Arrivederci Freesto from Trohia with an additional salutation that appears illegible.

The card itself has visible signs of age, including some discoloration or staining on its edges, which give it a historical and antique feel. The overall condition seems preserved despite the wear over time.

Bologna. Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II Zürich, Switzerland : Photoglob Company, ca. 1890-1906 Victor Emmanuel II, King of Italy, 1820-1878 Monuments,Monuments & memorials,Buildings,Italy Bologna

#Monumento #Switzerland #PhotoglobCompany #VictorEmmanuelII #KingofItaly #Buildings #European #photography #historicalPhotos

https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017660197/

This is an image of a statue situated in a square. The statue depicts a man on horseback, holding a spear and wearing a helmet. He appears to be in mid-action, perhaps charging or galloping. The statue is mounted atop a tall pedestal with steps leading up to it. Surrounding the square are buildings that exhibit architectural styles indicative of an older European city. The sky is overcast, and the lighting suggests it might be early morning or late afternoon. There is no visible text in the image.

Equestrian monument, Victor Emmanuel II, Venice, Italy between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900. Views of architecture and other sites in Italy Italy Venice

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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2001701075/

The image depicts a classical statue of a man on horseback, which is an equestrian monument. The statue is located in Venice and features intricate details indicative of the style and craftsmanship of its era. The rider appears to be a significant historical figure, as suggested by the regal attire and confident pose. The surrounding architecture hints at a European setting, possibly Italy given the context provided. The statue is set against a backdrop of buildings, which are likely part of Venice's historic cityscape. Overall, the image showcases an important piece of history that is now a focal point for visitors and tourists in this Italian city.

Victor Emmanuel II et Garibaldi : ce Savoyard et ce Niçois pères de l'Italie

https://youtu.be/9_AFpFUfzr4

#Histoire #Italie #Risogimiento #Savoie #Nice #Garibaldi #VictorEmmanuelII

#VictorEmmanuelII

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