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Via dei Condotti after the rain
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Fontana della Barcaccia
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Piazza di Spagna-Rome-
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After the rain in the alleys of Rome
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Tourists at Piazza di Spagna
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The Archangel Michael Throwing Satan out of Heaven, from a Catechism by La Bonne Presse, pub. 1912 (colour lithograph)

Piazza di Spagna metro stop
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Reflections in the sidewalk
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Always Bloom, red
Ania Zwara

Always Bloom, pastel
Ania Zwara

Always Bloom, blue
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Always Bloom, violet
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Always Bloom, yellow
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Always Bloom, red poppies
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Bright Side
Beth Cai

Four nuns at the Spanish Steps
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Armstrong Whitworth AW 38 Whitley V -already obsolete by the outbreak of war Always confined to night operations

Public House, Unknown, Isle of Wight, England. Advertising Worthington Always & Simmonds Ales Date: 1920s

Policeman Helping Black Cat to Cross Road, London
Policeman Helping Black Cat to Cross Road, County of London, England. Captioned: May Good Luck Always Cross Your Path (Helping a black cat to cross the road) Date: 1910s

French early 16th century, Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up [fol
French early 16th century, " Always Have the Bedclothes Folded up" [fol. 41 recto], c. 1512-1515, pen and brown ink with watercolor on laid paper

Dwarf with bottle and glass, drink spilling; Dwarf with bottle and glass, Jacques Callot, Abraham Bosse, 1621 - 1676

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"Always finding beauty in the aftermath of rain, Via dei Condotti reveals its charm. The Fontana della Barcaccia glistens under the bright sun, a symbol of resilience. Piazza di Spagna in Rome exudes timeless elegance, inviting us to embrace the magic that always lingers here. On the Bright Side, four nuns gracefully ascend the Spanish Steps, their presence adding a touch of serenity to this bustling cityscape. A powerful depiction of The Archangel Michael Throwing Satan out of Heaven reminds us that good will always triumph over evil. Take a closer look and discover history's remnants—a Catechism by La Bonne Presse showcasing The Archangel's victory. An Armstrong Whitworth AW 38 Whitley V stands as a testament to progress and innovation—though already obsolete, it represents our constant pursuit for improvement. In an unknown Public House on Isle of Wight, stories unfold with every sip shared among friends—an eternal bond that always brings joy. Even amidst busy London streets, kindness prevails as a policeman assists a black cat crossing the road—proof that compassion is ever-present. From early French art depicting they have the Bedclothes Folded up to Paul Gavarni's humorous portrayal Les Maris me font toujours rire (Husbands Always Make Me Laugh), we find comfort in knowing some things never change—the quirks and laughter that forever accompany human relationships. So let us cherish these moments captured through time—a reminder that "always" holds meaning beyond mere existence; it embodies resilience, triumphs over adversity, and embraces everlasting connections.