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None of us the US are allowed inside the EU right now, but that doesn’t stop us from dreaming of better days to come. For those adventurous artists who have squeezed the last drop from your yellow ochre and burnt … Continue reading
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MATERA For those adventurous artists who have squeezed the last drop from your yellow ochre and burnt sienna while painting Tuscan sunrises and sunsets, head south. I’m not talking Rome or Naples or Salerno, I mean the Deep South that … Continue reading
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Tagged allegretto art, allegretto design, architecture, archway, balcony, basilicata, carlo levi, city scape, contemporary, doors, eboli, Europe, italia, italian architecture, italian piazza, italian scene, italian village, Italy, lamppost, matera, mediterranean painting, modern art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, retro, rooftop, serene, southern Italy, stairs, steps, street scene, terra cotta, tile, tourism, travel, travel scene, vintage, warm colors, watercolor, windows
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Castello Ducale di Faicchio
Castello Ducale Di Faicchio The Ducal Castle of Faicchio was built in the XIV century and renewed in the following centuries. It sits in Piazza Roma in the heart of Faicchio, province of Benevento. It was once the … Continue reading
Posted in Italian Architecture, Italy, original art, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged allegretto art, allegretto design, ancient castle, Benevento, Campania, castello, castle, doors, europeam art, faicchio, floral, flowers, italia, italian architecture, Italian castle, italian scene, italian village, Italy, landscape, mediterranean art, naples, napoli, nostalgia, original art, Paessaggio, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, pine tree, royalty, stone building, tourism, travel, windows
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MERCEDES BENZ W196 FORMULA 1 RACING SINGLE SEATER
Mercedes Benz W196 Formula 1 Single Seater Argentinean Formula 1 champion Juan Manuel Fangio (also known as El Chueco, the bowlegged one, or El Maestro, the master) won his second of five formula Drivers’ 1 World Champion titles in 1954 … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Italian Architecture, Italy, original art, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged allegretto art, architecture, automobile, automotive, blue, car racing car, classic cars, convertibles, driver, formula cars, Grand Prix, italia, Italian Riviera, italian village, Italy, Juan Manuel Fangio, landscape, Mediterranean, Mercedes benz, ocean, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, red, red car, red cars, San Remo, sea, seascape, sky, sports cars, water, wheels
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AMALFI COAST
AMALFI COAST The diverse villages along the Amalfi Coast have been compared to a constellation, if this is the case, then the town of Amalfi is unquestionably the brightest star. The Amalfitani like to boast: “The sun, … Continue reading
Posted in flowers, Italian Architecture, Italy, original art, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged acrylic painting, beach, blue, Campania, fishing village, floral, flowers, italia, italian scene, italian toursism, italian travel, italian village, Italy, landscape, marina, Mediterranean, mediterranean sea, mountain view, naples, ocean, original art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, pier, pink, purple, red, rooftops, sea view, seascape, sky, southern Italy, terra cotta, terrace view, terrazzo, tile, tourism, townscape, travel, view, vista, wisteria, yellow
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PIETRASANTA in TUSCANY
PIETRASANTA in TUSCANY Pietrasanta – the village of Pietrasanta sits high in the coastal hills of Tuscany. It’s beach town, Marina di Pietrasanta is a favorite summer seaside resort for winter-weary weary Florentines and Pisans. Giclee prints from greeting card … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic painting, allegretto, allegretto art, ancient roman arch, beach, blue, contemporary art, door, floral, flowers, italia, italian architecture, italian scene, italian toursism, italian travel, italian village, Italy, landscape, marina, Mediterranean, mediterranean sea, original art, painting in italy, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, pietrasanta, plein air painting, red, roman arch, sea view, seascape, sky, Toscania, tourism, travel, Tuscany, view, wagon, water, window, yellow
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Monterosso On Riviera Di Levante -Cinque Terre
Painting In Italy – Monterosso On Riviera Di Levante Although the Cinque Terre region is no longer considered “off the beaten Path” it’s definitely a “must visit” for artists who hunger to capture cliff-hanging buildings set ablaze by ruby sunsets. … Continue reading
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