Museum in the distance

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Museum in the distance sent on March 23, 2019 (20:24) by Santangelo. 3 comments, 300 views.

, 1/250 f/8.0, ISO 100, hand held. Napoli, Italy.

Dopo due secoli di viceregno spagnolo e trent'anni di dominazione austriaca, nel 1734, con la salita al trono di Carlo di Borbone, Napoli ritorna ad essere capitale di un regno indipendente: il nuovo re decide di approntare un riassetto urbano della città e tra le varie idee quella di costruire un palazzo dove ospitare una collezione di opere d'arte, la cosiddetta collezione Farnese, iniziata da papa Paolo III nel XVI secolo e continuata dai suoi discendenti, ereditata dalla madre Elisabetta Farnese e ancora divisa tra Roma e Parma, anche perché al Palazzo Reale non era mai stata realizzata una galleria d'arte. Il luogo prescelto per la costruzione dell'edificio è la collina di Capodimonte, una zona boschiva di Napoli, ricca di selvaggina, con l'intenzione di affiancare all'uso museale anche un luogo dove risiedere durante le battute di caccia: la collina inoltre offre panorami sul Vesuvio, su San Martino e su Posillipo. (Fonte Wikipedia)

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4 persons like it: Claudio Santoro, Daniele Origgi, Franco Buffalmano, LucianoSerra.d

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Claudio Santoro

sent on May 02, 2020 (13:38) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

the view of the Palace of Capodimonte is beautiful. Congratulations on the entire gallery

Santangelo

sent on May 02, 2020 (13:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you so much Claudio
e thanks anche for the visit

Daniele Origgi

sent on August 10, 2021 (21:15) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello, excellent realization.

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