After the earthquake

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After the earthquake sent on August 05, 2013 (18:24) by Erika_. 6 comments, 3589 views.

at 14mm, 1/125 f/4.0, ISO 160, hand held. Bussana Vecchia, Italy.

Chiesa di Sant Egidio - Bussana Vecchia. Mercoledì 23 Febbraio 1887 una violenta scossa di terremoto colpì l' entroterra sanremese, danneggiando gravemente l' abitato di Bussana. Numerose abitazioni sorte intorno al castello subirono danni gravissimi. Fra gli edifici più colpiti ci furono l'antico castello (peraltro già in rovina al momento del sisma) e la chiesa di S. Maria delle Grazie (poi di S.Egidio), costruita nel 1652 in stile barocco al posto di un precedente edificio medievale esistente già alla fine del XIV secolo. Bussana ha ricominciato ad essere abitata dal finire degli anni cinquanta del Novecento da artisti italiani e stranieri, attratti dalla particolarità del luogo, che ristrutturarono e resero nuovamente abitabili gli edifici meno danneggiati. Attualmente ospita una comunità internazionale di artisti, con botteghe artigiane ed alcuni punti di ristoro, tanto da essere divenuto, negli anni, un caratteristico "villaggio di artisti" in un'ambientazione da borgo medioevale.

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Sasasicilyuno

sent on August 05, 2013 (19:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A document that does reflect a lot, we always hope that these tragedies will not occur anymore, but unfortunately it is not so, we can only rely on Dio.Ciao Salvo.

Erika_

sent on August 06, 2013 (11:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Unfortunately, the nature can sometimes be very cruel.
From a disaster, however, sometimes comes what you do not expect, so Bussana, now is a real gem in which many artists have found their ideal residence.

Stenogau

sent on February 15, 2014 (16:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great composition and detail. This beautiful place, shame about the troubles of the earthquake. A greeting. Stefano

Eugenio Sacchetti

sent on February 16, 2014 (13:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

excellent document, congratulations Erika. :-P ;-):-P

Raffaele Della Santa

sent on April 07, 2014 (17:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Fascinosissima this church without a time; vagamenta reminds me of the Abbey of San Galgano in Tuscany. Hello Raphael. :-)

Erika_

sent on April 07, 2014 (19:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Yes Raphael, is very impressive, as the whole village of Bussana ...

Stephen and Eug60, thank you and appreciation of the passage!

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