Rome's il Vittoriano and its critics
Italy's foremost national monument, the 'Vittoriano' in Rome, has been the object of ridicule by critics since it was completed a century ago. How did the monument come to be and why is it so often and widely reviled? Rome, Italy. 01/08/2010.
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Sculpture honoring Italy's military and fallen soldiers on The Vittoriano monument in Piazza Venezia in Rome. Rome, Italy. 01/08/2010.
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- id:399934
- date:1 August 2010
- dimensions:12.32 x 8.21 in. (3696 x 2464 px)
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Italy's foremost national monument, the 'Vittoriano' in Rome, has been the object of ridicule by critics since it was completed a century ago. How did the monument come to be and why is it so often and widely reviled? Rome, Italy. 01/08/2010.
Details
- id:399934
- date:1 August 2010
- dimensions:12.32 x 8.21 in. (3696 x 2464 px)
- dpi:300dpi
- file size in memory:25.79 MB
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