Thursday, April 26, 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Friday, April 20, 2007
St Peter's Square (Piazza di San Pietro),
Monday, April 16, 2007
Afternoon Stroll at Villa Borghese
On our last day in Rome, we finally made our way to the Villa Borghese. There is a very large peaceful
park that winds around the outskirts of one of the old Roman walls. It was a great end to an art filled trip cause there was supposed to be a great collection of Caravaggio paintings there. The paintings were there, but we turned out to be even more ecstatic when 2 of the rooms we entered turned out to be the home for 2 of our all time favorite sculptures - by Bernini. ~ anyways, We followed these two ladies down the path to the villa, and I couldn't help taking their snap shot.
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Let Them Eat Cake
Monday, April 09, 2007
Roma Traffic Circle Madness
Wednesday, April 04, 2007
Very Good Espresso
As a few may have noticed, I have finally continued my blog after my hurricane called "Fall semester" - I am starting off with some shots of our trip to Paris and Rome. - So this one was in Rome, Gotta love the details... cause you can't have espresso, cookies,
peanuts, & extraordnary service like this at home.
Not everyday do you have to pay 6 euros for a shot of caffeine -- Oops! Guess I was actually paying for the view-- Federico Fellini Square - right next to some Roman Ruins. Beautiful
peanuts, & extraordnary service like this at home.Not everyday do you have to pay 6 euros for a shot of caffeine -- Oops! Guess I was actually paying for the view-- Federico Fellini Square - right next to some Roman Ruins. Beautiful
Monday, April 02, 2007
Been There! Boulevard des Capucines
One of my first paintings that I fell in love with in art history class was a street scene by Monet...yes, Claude Monet - a street painting. Probably, the biggest reason
for my interest in it, was that it was painted from an early photograph of a snowy street in Paris. The title is the same as this street in my picture...yes, I was there! The same street that Monet and so many others artists once walked down. I must include that we went to Montmartre of course...and who knows how many legions of artists have cruised those streets. Anyways, The Opera was beautiful, but just being on the street was worth a picture.
for my interest in it, was that it was painted from an early photograph of a snowy street in Paris. The title is the same as this street in my picture...yes, I was there! The same street that Monet and so many others artists once walked down. I must include that we went to Montmartre of course...and who knows how many legions of artists have cruised those streets. Anyways, The Opera was beautiful, but just being on the street was worth a picture.
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