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Tag Archives: naples
MORNING MARKET IN CAMPANIA – SOUTHERN ITALY
The Roman writer Pliny, a victim of Vesuvius, described the Campania countryside as “So blest with natural beauties and riches, it is clear that when nature formed it she took delight in accumulating all her blessings in a single spot.” … Continue reading
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Tagged allegretto art, allegretto design, Amalfi market scene painting, Benevento, Campania, campania region southern Italy, fruit and vegetable market Italy, italia, italian architecture, Italian fruit market, Italian fruit market painting, Italian market scene, italian scene, italian street market, italian street scene painting, italian tourism, italian travel, Italian village market, Italy, lemon and orange market in italy, lemons, limonata, limoncello, mountains, naples, napoli, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, sicilia, Sorrento lemon market, Sorrento market, southern Italy
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PRIMO GENNAIO JANUARY 1st
Until I stumbled into this odd little side gig of translating Italian poetry, my idea of poetry didn’t go much further than, “Roses are red…” etc., etc. Occasionally, I read and reread and tried to understand some of the poetry … Continue reading
Posted in Fiction, original art, Uncategorized
Tagged allegretto, allegretto art, allegrettoart, angels, Ashes to Ashes, author, bridge of sighs and dreams, Diamonds to Dust, italia, italian poetry, italian poets, italian scene, italian travel, Italy, language, luciano somma, modern poetry, naples, napoli, Neapolitan poetry, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, poesie Italiano, poetry, poets, tourism, translating poetry, translations, travel, travel writing, writing
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PAINTING IN NAPLES
The Neapolitan “soul” is guaranteed to squeeze your heart into submission. “Goethe wrote: “Naples is Paradise. Everyone lives in a state of intoxicated self-forgetfulness, myself included.” No painting excursion into the Campania region is complete without a visit to Naples. … Continue reading
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Tagged allegretto art, allegretto design, bay of naples, blue, campania region, ceramic tiles, floral, flower pots, flowers, italia, italian city scene, italian scene, italian tourism, italian travel, Italy, landscape, mare, mediterranean painting, mont vesuvio, mosaic table, mosaics, mount vesuvius, naples, napoli, ocean scene, Paessaggio, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, plein air, sea, seascape, table and chairs, terrace, terrazza, tile, tile bench
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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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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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Veduta di Vesuvio – Bay of Naples
PAINTING IN ITALY / BAY OF NAPLES / MOUNT VESUVIUS The Neapolitan “soul” is guaranteed to squeeze your heart into submission. “Goethe wrote: “Naples is Paradise. Everyone lives in a state of intoxicated self-forgetfulness, myself included.” No painting excursion … Continue reading
Posted in Art, flowers, Italian Architecture, Italy, original art, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged acrylic painting, allegretto, allegretto art, art, bay of naples, beach, campania region, contemporary art, flowers, italia, italian architecture, italian city, italian scene, italian travel, Italy, mediterranean painting, mediterranean sea, mont vesuvio, mount vesuvius, naples, napoli, ocean, original art, painting in italy, painting in naples, tourism, travel, volcano, water
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