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Piazza della Signoria seen from the terrace of the Loggia dei Lanzi
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Piazza della Signoria seen from the terrace of the Loggia dei Lanzi
Piazza della Signoria seen from the terrace of the Loggia dei Lanzi Florence Piazza della Signoria, Loggia dei Lanzi Building Gothic, Middle Ages, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:06/1952. Date of Artwork:1299-1315. Artist:Arnolfo di Cambio (documented 1265, probably died in 1302)
Balocchi Vincenzo
BVA-F-002589-0000
Media ID 33177369
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Administrative Balustrade Corbel Crenelation Muncipality Town Hall Of A Groupgothic Terrace Tower Two Light Window
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This photograph takes us back to the enchanting city of Florence in June 1952. The image captures a mesmerizing view of Piazza della Signoria, seen from the terrace of the Loggia dei Lanzi. This historic square, dating back to the Middle Ages, is adorned with architectural marvels that transport us through time. The focal point of this picture is undoubtedly the Loggia dei Lanzi building itself. Its Gothic design stands tall against the backdrop of a clear sky, showcasing its intricate details and grandeur. From its balustrade to its tower and bell tower, every element exudes an aura of strength and elegance. As we explore further into this visual masterpiece, our eyes are drawn towards the crenelations and corbels that adorn this administrative structure. These elements not only add aesthetic appeal but also serve as reminders of Florence's rich history as a center for governance during medieval times. Intriguingly, amidst these architectural wonders lies a Christian religious portrait depicting a group scene. This artwork by Arnolfo di Cambio dates back to 1299-1315 and adds another layer of historical significance to this already captivating composition. Through Balocchi Vincenzo's lens, we witness two light windows illuminating what was once Florence's municipality town hall—a place where important decisions were made throughout centuries past. This photograph serves as a testament to Europe's first and second millennium A. D. , capturing both the beauty and complexity inherent in ancient architecture. It invites us to appreciate not only its artistic value but also contemplate how such structures have shaped societies over time.
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