Porta Ticinese entrance to the pillars of San Lorenzo

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Porta Ticinese entrance to the pillars of San Lorenzo sent on February 17, 2019 (12:55) by Annamaria Pertosa. 61 comments, 1491 views.

at 24mm, 1/320 f/5.6, ISO 100, hand held. Milano, Italy.

La Porta Ticinese è una delle porte maggiori poste sul tracciato medievale delle mura di Milano Conosciuta anche come Porta Cicca, dal momento che era l'unica delle porte cittadine ad avere una sola apertura, venne pesantemente rimaneggiata nel 1861 da Camillo Boito, che ne aprì i due fornici laterali, conferendole il suo aspetto attuale. L'antica Porta Ticinese medioevale, assieme agli archi di Porta Nuova in via Manzoni, è l'unica sopravvivenza delle antiche mura milanesi dell'XI secol La Porta Ticinese Medievale si colloca tra l'omonimo corso e la piazza antistante la Basilica con le Colonne di San Lorenzo. In origine faceva parte della cerchia muraria del XII secolo costruita dopo le incursioni del Barbarossa: insieme agli archi di Porta Nuova è attualmente l'unica sopravvissuta di quell'assetto difensivo. Al tempo si affacciava sul naviglio e stretta da due possenti torrioni (di cui il destro monco) con un unico passaggio centrale: un grande arco a tutto sesto in conci di pietra. L'aspetto attuale è dovuto a diverse ricostruzioni: prima Azzone Visconti, dopo il 1329, poi Camillo Boito, nel 1861-65. Quest'ultimo la liberò dalle case che vi si erano sovrapposte, aprì nelle torri due passaggi ad arco acuto e sovrappose in alto merlature guelfe che evocano i caratteri di una città del Medioevo. Questa fu una tra le prime ricostruzioni di monumenti antichi che segnarono il paesaggio della Milano ottocentesca e di inizi '900. • D'estate la Porta Ticinese Medievale diventa un punto di ritrovo tra i giovani studenti milanesi e teatro di numerose iniziative cittadine. Nel sec. XIV fu adornata sulla fronte esterna da Giovanni di Balduccio con un gruppo statuario che rappresenta i santi protettori: Sant'Ambrogio, fra i santi Lorenzo, Eustorgio e Pietro Martire, offre alla Vergine un modello della Città. Notizie da Wikipedia. Critiche e commenti sempre molto graditi. Grazie

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Andrea_P_67

sent on February 17, 2019 (13:37) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very good Annamaria!!!

Micio

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Very good Annamaria, thanks for these jewels, a dear greeting.

Bennyumbo

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Hello Annamaria, how you doing? You proposed a nice photo accompanied by an interesting informative note and a nice nl: Congratulations

Werner

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Great shot!

user113787

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Excellent view, very nice composition and interesting history of Porta Ticinese. Congratulations, Annamaria.
Hello, John

Fragarbo

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Bel B&W Annamaria, excellent composition and beautiful light, Hello Francis 8-) :-P

Stefano Vezzani

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Beautiful accomplishment, a very good description and nice b/n
Hello Stefano

Claudio Cozzani

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Simply beautiful
Excellent the NL and the caption Super
Brava Annamaria
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Carlo Bassi

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Very very nice, congratulations Annamaria!
Hi Carlo.

Tp52	sent on February 18, 2019 (0:05) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) Beautiful picture of a glimpse of Milan, Bella the solution of the shot in black and white Congratulations Hello Peter

Lastpeanut

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Popular and frequented corners :-)

Coradocon

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Beautiful Annamaria. Hello Conrad

Eus	sent on February 18, 2019 (7:07) \| This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original) Very nice for composition and bn. Hello. Eus

Silvio Madeddu

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How many shots I made comfortable sitting comfortable in that cheated on the left! ;-)
A greeting

Andrea Cacciari

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Nice photo and nice the script
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Elfiche

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Excellent black and white
Congratulations Annamaria
Ciao
Elio

Arvina

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Beautiful shot Annamaria :-P

Stefania Saffioti

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A beautiful photo and full of charm, congratulations!
Hello
Stefania :-)

Giorgio Occhipinti

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Great street and as always... The caption!
Hello, Giorgio

Peppe Cancellieri

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Gentlemen you enter Milan!

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