What city is shown here?
March 1, 2008 6:35 PM Subscribe
Help me identify the city shown in this print -- http://www.flickr.com/photos/londergan/2302893417/
That looks like Rome. The dome just left of center is Saint Peter's in the Vatican, and the building on the right is Castel Sant'Angelo.
posted by stopgap at 6:43 PM on March 1, 2008
posted by stopgap at 6:43 PM on March 1, 2008
It COULD be an old London, Enland shot, with St. Pauls in the back left and maybe the tower of london on the right?
Though I think stopgap and starman are right and its this part of Rome...
posted by hylaride at 6:56 PM on March 1, 2008
Though I think stopgap and starman are right and its this part of Rome...
posted by hylaride at 6:56 PM on March 1, 2008
could this be the westerplatte near danzig in poland? I think the fortified structure up there looked something like that.
posted by krautland at 7:43 PM on March 1, 2008
posted by krautland at 7:43 PM on March 1, 2008
That's nothing like the Tower of London. I agree with stopgap. Here's a page with some views of Castel Sant'Angelo.
posted by normy at 10:13 PM on March 1, 2008
posted by normy at 10:13 PM on March 1, 2008
Starman has it. Definitely Rome. A view down the Tevere (Tiber) to Ponte Sant'Angelo. An almost identical print here. (I lived 200m from there for 3 years... can't mistake it!)
posted by NailsTheCat at 11:08 PM on March 1, 2008
posted by NailsTheCat at 11:08 PM on March 1, 2008
I was trying to twist the Tower of London to fit, but it's definitely Rome, yes.
This picture from the links above is almost a perfect match.
posted by rokusan at 11:40 PM on March 1, 2008
This picture from the links above is almost a perfect match.
posted by rokusan at 11:40 PM on March 1, 2008
It's Rome. Corot painting a famous work of exactly the same view.
posted by fire&wings at 2:37 AM on March 2, 2008
posted by fire&wings at 2:37 AM on March 2, 2008
painted*
posted by fire&wings at 2:38 AM on March 2, 2008
posted by fire&wings at 2:38 AM on March 2, 2008
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posted by starman at 6:43 PM on March 1, 2008