Stillness and movement. Verona, Gavi Arch

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Stillness and movement. Verona, Gavi Arch sent on January 03, 2016 (20:31) by Stefano Marangoni. 20 comments, 1405 views.

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In verità anche l'Arco dei Gavi ha subito molti riposizionamenti... L'Arco dei Gavi venne eretto lungo la via Postumia, non distante dal punto in cui a questa si congiungeva la via Gallica, e a soli 150 metri da porta Borsari, quindi a breve distanza dalle mura della città romana. Il luogo in cui venne realizzato lo fece risultare una quinta scenografica, infatti giungendo dalla città delimitava il principale asse stradale della città, mentre giungendo dalla campagna aveva come sfondo le mura della città e la scenografia del monumentale colle San Pietro, su cui sorgevano il teatro romano cittadino e un tempio pagano. L'Arco venne distrutto dai napoleonici nell'agosto 1805, ufficialmente per ragioni di viabilità. I blocchi che formavano l'Arco finirono depositati, dopo alcune sistemazioni momentanee, sotto gli arcovoli dell'Arena, e vennero riutilizzati solamente nel 1932 per essere ricomposti non più nella sede originaria, ma in una piazza a breve distanza, di fianco a Castelvecchio. Il luogo in cui sorgeva originariamente l'Arco è individuabile grazie ad un rettangolo di marmo visibile sulla carreggiata della strada di fronte al castello...

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Vittorio Scatolini

sent on January 03, 2016 (20:48)

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Ottima anche questa, complimenti Cool

Ciao
Vittorio ;-)

P.S. Sto organizzando un raduno a Roma è sul blog, ho terminato gli M.P., avvisa anche Francesco, se volete e potete mi farebbe un gran piacere avere la vostra presenza al raduno.

Also good this, congratulations 8-) 8-)
Hello
Vittorio ;-) 8-)

PS I am organizing a rally in Rome is on the blog, I have finished the MP, also warns Francis, if you want and you can would make me a great pleasure to have your presence at the rally.

Stefano Marangoni

sent on January 03, 2016 (20:50)

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Un abbraccio Vitt. Grazie!

A hug Vitt. Thank you!

Albieri Sergio

sent on January 03, 2016 (22:44)

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Didascalia da storico dell'arte, ottima foto! Sorriso

Buona serata! Ciao Stefano!
Sergio ;-)

Caption by art historian, great photos! :-)
Good evening! Hi Stefano!
Sergio ;-) :-P

Stefano Marangoni

sent on January 04, 2016 (13:09)

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Troppo buono Sergio!

Sergio too good!

Ciska

sent on January 04, 2016 (15:03)

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Bravo Marangoni!

Marangoni Bravo!

Federico_28

sent on January 06, 2016 (21:13)

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Complimenti Stefano
Una inmagine magistralmente eseguita
Federico ciao

Congratulations Stephen
A masterfully executed inmagine
Federico hello

Stefano Marangoni

sent on January 07, 2016 (8:48)

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Grazie Federico. Ciao!

Thanks Federico. Hello!

user53661

sent on January 07, 2016 (19:29)

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Molto bella complimenti!!
Saluti
Alberto

Very beautiful. Congrats!!
Greetings
Alberto

Stefano Marangoni

sent on January 07, 2016 (20:27)

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Grazie Alberto. Gentilissimo

Thanks Alberto. Dear

Ellerov64

sent on January 10, 2016 (22:47)

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Bellissimo titolo per bellissimo effetto!
Ciao
Luca

Beautiful title for a nice effect!
Hello
Luca

Maxange

sent on January 10, 2016 (22:54)

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wow!
gran foto, Stefano!!
ma non piove li a Verona? ti fidi a girare con la fotocamera con l'umido? MrGreen

scherzo ovviamente... ;-)

molto bella la scia che dona dinamicità alla foto, davvero bravo!
ciauuuzz Mario

wow!
great photo, Stefano !!
but not raining them in Verona? you trust to shoot with the camera with the damp? -D: -D: -D
I'm joking, obviously... ;-)
very beautiful trail that gives dynamism to the photos, really good!
ciauuuzz Mario

Stefano Marangoni

sent on January 12, 2016 (9:55)

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Grazie infinite Luca. Ciao!

Thank you so much Luca. Hello!

Stefano Marangoni

sent on January 12, 2016 (9:57)

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Mario!!!! Grazie del passaggio!
Quella sera non pioveva. Comunque la macchina è sempre protetta da tutte le avversità, atmosferiche e non MrGreen

!!!
Ciao!

Mario !!!! Thanks for the ride!
That night there was no rain. However, the machine is protected from all adversity, weather and -D !!!
Hello!

Atzeni Bruno

sent on January 20, 2016 (17:12)

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bello scatto, bel documento di Verona!!!!!!

un saluto Bruno

nice shot, nice document of Verona !!!!!!

greetings Bruno

Stefano Marangoni

sent on January 22, 2016 (13:58)

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Grazie Bruno. Ciao!

Thanks Bruno. Hello!

Stefania Saffioti

sent on February 19, 2016 (16:21)

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Complimenti. Davvero una splendida galleria.
Un saluto. Stefania :-P

Compliments. Really a wonderful gallery.
A greeting. Stefania :-P

Roberto Giancristoforo

sent on February 19, 2016 (16:46)

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Buona l'idea e la realizzazione!! Complimenti! :-P

Ciao,
Roberto

Good idea and the realization !! Compliments! :-P
Hello,
Roberto

Stefano Marangoni

sent on February 22, 2016 (9:32)

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Grazie di cuore a:
Stefania;
Roberto.
Ciao!

Many thanks to:
Stefania;
Roberto.
Hello!

Cristian Valse

sent on March 09, 2017 (20:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello. Can I publish your photos on the facebook page VERONA PHOTOS? Obviously I indicate the author's name. Let me know. Congratulations for the shot

Stefano Marangoni

sent on March 09, 2017 (20:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Cristian. Yes, proceed. Hello

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