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Ferro Candilera
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Verona - Arena (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costituita da quattro archi e la fron

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Verona - Arena (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costituita da quattro archi e la fronte interna che ne costituisce la facciata)

-Arena

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC017392

The image depicts a postcard showing the ancient Roman Arena in Verona. The arena has visible archways and is shown from an angle that captures both its structure's grandeur and some wear, indicative of historical age. There are people walking around what seems to be in front of or near the arena, suggesting it might have been used for public gatherings even after its original use during Roman times. Some individuals appear dressed in early 20th-century attire, which aligns with a vintage postcard's timeline. The sky is partly visible at the top and looks clear blue. Notable features include decorative patterns on some of the arches and doors within the arena structure. A watermark or stamp indicates that this image might be from an archive collection named "ALTEROCITÀ 2085."

#photography #ferrocandilera #veneto #verona #cosiddettaala #romanarena #alterocita2085

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Ferro Candilera
@ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online
1 mese fa

Verona - Ala dell'Arena e colonna con edicola (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costit

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Verona - Ala dell'Arena e colonna con edicola (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costituita da quattro archi e la fronte interna che ne costituisce la facciata)

-Ala

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC017393

The image depicts a historical black and white photograph of the Verona Arena, also known as the Colosseum. The structure showcases large arches and walls made from stone blocks, indicative of Roman architecture. In front of these ruins stands a tall pillar with an ornate top that includes what appears to be religious iconography or possibly a cross. There is a person walking in the foreground on the left side, providing scale for the grandeur of the structure behind them. The setting seems urban as other buildings can be seen in the background, and there's text at the bottom indicating this photo was taken by Oreste Onestighel from Verona with a reference number 23481.

#photography #ferrocandilera #veneto #verona #roman #cosiddettaala #colosseum #theveronaarena #oresteonestighel

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Ferro Candilera
@ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online
1 mese fa

Verona - Anfiteatro - L' Arena (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costituita da quattro

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Verona - Anfiteatro - L' Arena (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costituita da quattro archi e la fronte interna che ne costituisce la facciata)

-Anfiteatro

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC017394

The image displays a vintage postcard featuring an old photograph of the ancient Roman amphitheater in Verona, Italy. The inscription "Verona - Anfiteatro" is visible at the top, followed by "Edil O. Onestighel - Verona," indicating the photographer or publisher's name and location. The architecture shown includes a series of large semi-circular arches that are part of the amphitheater structure, with some appearing intact while others show significant decay. The photograph captures a bustling street scene in front of this historical site, with several people walking around dressed in late 19th-century attire. These individuals include women wearing long dresses and hats, men in suits with top hats or bowler hats, suggesting the era's fashion norms. A child is seen holding what appears to be an umbrella on a pole, possibly indicating weather conditions at that time. The street has various establishments along its sides, including a kiosk labeled "Verona" which could have been use

#photography #ferrocandilera #italy #veneto #verona #roman #cosiddettaala

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Ferro Candilera
@ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online
1 mese fa

Verona - L'Arena (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costituita da quattro archi e la fr

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Verona - L'Arena (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costituita da quattro archi e la fronte interna che ne costituisce la facciata)

-LArena -LArena

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC017395

The image shows an old, sepia-toned photograph of the Verona Arena in Italy. It's a black and white print with visible text "VERONA - L'Arena" at the top indicating its location. The architecture is Romanesque, featuring several large arched openings that once housed seating for spectators during gladiatorial games or circus performances. The ruins are standing tall against what appears to be an overcast sky in a street scene from the late 19th century. In front of the arena's archways and walls, there is a crowd of people dressed in period clothing, suggesting this photo was taken around that time frame. The attire varies but includes suits with hats for men and dresses or skirts for women. On the right side of the image, handwritten text appears to be signatures which might indicate ownership or perhaps autographs from someone related to its production or distribution at the turn of the century. This adds a personal touch suggesting it could have been part of a collection or gi

#photography #ferrocandilera #italy #veneto #verona #cosiddettaala #romanesque #theveronaarena #veronaarena

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Ferro Candilera
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1 mese fa

Verona - Ala dell'Arena e colonna con edicola (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costit

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Verona - Ala dell'Arena e colonna con edicola (Veduta parziale dell'esterno dell'antiteatro con i resti dell'anello esterno, la Cosiddetta Ala, costituita da quattro archi e la fronte interna che ne costituisce la facciata)

-Ala

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC024623

The image is a vintage postcard featuring a black and white photograph. At the top, in red text on a beige background, it reads "Verona." Below this heading is an old street scene with several individuals walking along what appears to be a pedestrian zone or plaza. The people are dressed in early 20th-century fashion; men wear suits with hats while women don long dresses and high collars. To the right of the image stands the ruins of Roman structures, likely part of Verona's ancient architecture including parts of an amphitheater known as "Arena." These buildings have a historical look, featuring arches and weathered stone. A handwritten inscription in cursive script adorns the top-right corner with additional text possibly indicating ownership or personal notes. In red on the bottom right is another caption: "Ala dell' Arena" which translates to 'The Wing of the Arena'. The card's publisher information reads "Edit. O. Onestighei - Verona 12705." Additionally, there seems to be a

#photography #ferrocandilera #veneto #verona #roman #cosiddettaala #aladellarena #thewingofthearena

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