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Ferro Candilera
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Palermo - Veduta del porto col monte Pellegrino

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Palermo - Veduta del porto col monte Pellegrino

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC017655

The image depicts a vintage postcard featuring a monochromatic illustration of the Port of Palermo with Monte Pellegrino in the background. The card's top reads "PALERMO - Veduta del Porto col Monte Pellegrino" which translates to "Palermo - View from the port at Monte Pellegrino." A body of water is shown, presumably a harbor or bay, with several boats and ships scattered across it. In the foreground, there are two prominent vessels: one appears to be a small boat bearing flags near its stern, while another larger ship sits in the distance on what could be docked at the port. The backdrop reveals Monte Pellegrino itself, which is rendered as large dark formations against lighter sky and water tones, suggesting mountains or hills rising behind the urban setting of Palermo's harbor. This card likely dates back to a time when postcards were widely used for travel documentation and communication, capturing picturesque views like this one would have been popular among tourists and correspo

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Ferro Candilera
@ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online
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Palermo - Veduta del porto con monte Pellegrino

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Palermo - Veduta del porto con monte Pellegrino

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC017657

The image is a sepia-toned photograph depicting an early 20th-century scene of Palermo's Port, featuring the Monte Pellegrino hill in the background. The photograph shows a bustling port area with multiple ships docked and sailing on calm waters near a harbor entrance marked by breakwaters or jetties extending into the sea. On the left side, an imposing neoclassical building with ornate railings and urns at its corners is visible; it appears to be part of the port's infrastructure. The street alongside this structure shows people walking along what seems like a quay or promenade, while others are further inland on the road. The background reveals hilly terrain under an overcast sky, indicating either early morning mist or impending weather change. There is no visible modernity; instead, it captures a historical atmosphere of Palermo's port during that period with fewer vehicles and simpler modes of transportation like horse-drawn carriages. The bottom text identifies the location

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Ferro Candilera
@ItalianPostcards@mastodon.ozioso.online
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Palermo - Veduta del porto con monte Pellegrino

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Palermo - Veduta del porto con monte Pellegrino

https://fotografia.cultura.gov.it/iccd/item/FFC017664

The image depicts a vibrant harbor scene, possibly captured from an elevated viewpoint. A prominent feature is the presence of several large maritime vessels docked at various points within the port area. The most notable ship appears to be a white passenger liner with multiple decks and red accents on its upper structure, suggesting it may have been used for cruising or cargo transport. The background reveals a striking natural landscape dominated by Monte Pellegrino, an impressive mountainous formation that rises steeply from the coastline. This suggests the location is Palermo in Sicily, Italy, as indicated by the reference to "Palermo - Veduta del porto con monte Pellegrino." The surrounding buildings exhibit a mix of architectural styles and industrial elements like chimneys or smokestacks, hinting at an active harbor area with both commercial and residential functions. The color palette is rich in blues from the sea and sky, contrasting against the earthy tones of the mount

#photography #ferrocandilera #italy #palermo #sicilia #sicily #montepellegrino

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