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| sent on November 10, 2012 (14:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very beautiful, eye-catching color, sharp! :-) Molto bella,colori che catturano lo sguardo,nitida! |
| sent on November 10, 2012 (14:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you, Panz76. I found a time and a favorable light. Regards, Antonvito Grazie, Panz76. Ho trovato un momento e una luce favorevole. Saluti, Antonvito |
| sent on March 10, 2018 (8:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
During my study stay in Rome in 1989 I had the opportunity (imposing it, because then, as sometimes happens, you are in a place full of artistic wonders and you pass alongside without even visiting them) to make me the thematic path of all the churches containing mosaics, being me a Ravenna, then the city of mosaics par excellence.
This magnificent picture of you portrays one of those churches and, I do not think to say bestiality, there are more mosaics in Rome than in Ravenna (as well as in Sicily: just think of the Palatine Chapel of Palermo or the cathedral of Monreale and more), though obviously in each place there are rather marked stylistic peculiarities 8-) Durante il mio soggiorno di studio a Roma nel 1989 ho avuto modo (imponendomelo, perchè poi, come capita a volte, si è in un luogo zeppo di meraviglie artistiche e ci si passa di fianco senza nemmeno visitarle) di farmi il percorso tematico di tutte le chiese contenenti mosaici, essendo io un ravennate, quindi della città dei mosaici per antonomasia.
Questa tua magnifica foto ritrae una di quelle chiese e, non credo di dire bestialità, ci sono più mosaici a Roma che a Ravenna (come pure in Sicilia: basti pensare alla Cappella Palatina di Palermo o al duomo di Monreale ed altro ancora), benchè ovviamente in ciascun luogo vi siano peculiarità stilistiche piuttosto marcate  |
| sent on March 10, 2018 (15:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
You're right Marmor, Rome is full of churches with mosaics. Beyond S.Paolo fuori le Mura, I list some others as well
interesting that you surely know: S. Maria Maggiore, S. Maria in Trastevere, S. Maria sopra Minerva, S.Prassede,
S.Francesca Romana, S.Giovanni in Laterano, etc.
I know the Sicilian mosaics (Palermo, Monreale and Cefalù), the Venetian mosaics of S. Marco, but I still miss them (maledi-
tion !!!) those of Ravenna. I was doing a little thought and you're giving me a nice push! For those who love these
art forms, Ravenna deserves a trip.
Many best regards, Antonio Hai ragione Marmor, Roma é ricca di chiese con mosaici. Oltre S.Paolo fuori le Mura, ne elenco alcune altre altrettanto
interessanti che sicuramente conosci: S.Maria Maggiore, S.Maria in Trastevere, S.Maria sopra Minerva, S.Prassede,
S.Francesca Romana, S.Giovanni in Laterano, ecc.
Conosco i mosaici siciliani (Palermo, Monreale e Cefalù), quelli veneziani di S.Marco, ma mi mancano ancora (maledi-
zione!!!) quelli di Ravenna. Ci stavo facendo un pensierino e tu mi stai dando una bella spinta! Per chi ama queste
forme di arte, Ravenna merita un viaggio.
Molti cordiali saluti, Antonio |
| sent on March 10, 2018 (17:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Antonio, very serious gap :-P
Not only UNESCO World Heritage Site with mosaics that are objectively unique in terms of quality, style and age, but also because it was the capital of the Western Roman Empire, when the eastern one was Constantinople, also known as Byzantium, today Istanbul 8-) Antonio, lacuna gravissima 
Non solo patrimonio dell'umanità Unesco con mosaici obiettivamente unici per qualità, stile ed epoca, ma anche per il fatto di essere stata capitale dell'impero romano d'occidente, quando quella d'oriente era Costantinopoli, anche nota come Bisanzio, oggi Istanbul |
| sent on March 10, 2018 (18:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Marmor, I have not yet seen the mosaics of your city and, I repeat, I am ashamed of it, but the rest of the story of
Ravenna know her with attached and connected ... :-D :-D
History, the ancient one (Egizia, Greca and Romana), was my passion from a young age.
When I decide to go to Ravenna, if I have the possibility and your availability, I will not be ashamed of asking
give some advice.
Best regards, Antonio Marmor, non ho ancora visto i mosaici della tua città e, ti ripeto, me ne vergogno, ma il resto della storia di
Ravenna la conosco con annessi e connessi...
La Storia, quella antica (Egizia, Greca e Romana), era la mia passione sin da giovane.
Quando deciderò di recarmi a Ravenna, se avrò la possibilità e la tua disponibilità, non mi vergognerò di chie-
derti qualche dritta.
Di nuovo cordiali saluti, Antonio |
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