Italy, Europe, Balcony of the Pope, Latium, Rome, Vatican

Italy, Europe, Rome, Vatican, travel, travel inside, indoors

Italy, travel, travel Europe, exterior, open air, sculpture

Europe, Italy, Rome, travel, travel inside, indoors

Europe, Italy, Rome, travel, travel inside, indoors

Rome, Italy, Europe, Latium, exterior, open air, travel

Italy, Rome, Detail of a baroque facade

Italy, Rome, Angel musicians in San Gregorio oratory

Europe, Italy, Rome, travel, travel inside, indoors

Italy, Rome, Statue of Caesar

Italy, Rome, Fruit stall on market

Italy, Rome, Piazza di Spagna, flower market

coliseum in rome

Architecture - Italy - line art (kk3) Detail Renaissance A bank on the Via Del Banco, Rome

Zucchini-Shadows

Artifacts - Gold - Italy A Romanesque Cross from San Lorenzo at Rome, c. 1150

Architecture - Italy - line art (kk3) Detail Renaissance Detail from the first floor of a bank on the Via Del Banco, Rome.

Architecture - Italy - line art (kk3) Elevation Renaissance A bank on the Via Del Banco, Rome

Architecture - Italy - line art (kk3) Detail Renaissance Detail from the second floor of a bank on the Via Del Banco, Rome.

Zucchini-One B&W

Architecture - Italy - line art (r3) Plan Renaissance Floor plan of a house on the Piazza Borghese at Rome. The Renaissance -- the revival of arts and literature under the influence of classical (Greek & Roman) models in the 14th - 16th centuries.

Architecture - Italy - line art (e3) Elevation Renaissance The church of San Pietro In Montorio, Rome by Baccio Pintelli. The famous "Tempietto" or "little temple" by Bramante (possibly the most exquisite example of high Renaissance architecture), w

Architecture - Italy - line art (i3) Elevation Renaissance The Villa Farnesina c. 1509 at Rome, by Baldassarre (Tommasso) Peruzzi, (1481-1536). The artist and architect was a contemporary of Raphael and Bramante and this was his first architectural comm

Architecture - Italy - line art Elevation Mannerist/Renaissance Cloister of Santa Maria Della Pace in Rome. Among the artists and architects who worked on this building were Pietro Di Cortona (1596-1669) and Francesco Albani (1578-1660). Mannerism was an

Italy, Rome, courgettes