Medieval Boat "Navicello" by DocMikeB
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Description
This is a model of an ancient italian tipical boat, called "Navicello". Hundred of boats like this were used from the XIV century to the 1930-1940 on the River Arno, in Tuscany, between the towns of Pisa and Florence.
I hope you like it.
Thanks for your comments and suggestions...
Comments (22)
beautiful image, crisp
Excellent model. Beautiful job texturing the boat interior. The wood looks great. Is there a reason for the sails to look so gauzy? I would think that a more substantial-looking cloth would be used.
MARAVILHOSO TRABALHO.+++++++++5
Excellent work on this one, well done!
Great modeling and scene.
very nice pic..
This is fantastic! Great detail, great composition, great textures. Thanks!
really fantastic work but the water only!
Very nice picture!
Wonderful image. :)
What details absolutely amazing, well done Angela
Fantastic!
Beautiful scene, love the translucency on the sails.
Very sweet and nice!!!
Interesting and educational. Well done.
Very,very nice...!
The good job, mood lifts.
interesting work!
Great modeling & presentation.
beautiful render, excellent modeling..all round well done Mike . .. ...
La zona dei Navicelli ha quindi a che fare con queste barche ? Splendida ricostruzione !Gran medello e realizzazione ! The area has so Navicelli to do with these boats? Splendid reconstruction! Great Medell and realization!
Hai indovinato, Mario. Il canale fu progettato e costruito nella seconda metà del Cinquecento (completato nel 1575) e fu chiamato così proprio "in onore" di queste imbarcazioni fluviali, molto usate all'epoca. http://www.canottaggio.org/2011_2news/0118_navicelli.shtml Se sei interessato all'argomento ti segnalo che a Limite sull'Arno, tra Empoli e Montelupo, c'è un piccolo ma molto interessante museo che illustra le tecniche di costruzione dei navicelli. http://www.visitvaldelsa.com/toscana/benvenuti-in-valdelsa/storia-della-valdelsa/antichi-mestieri/i-mestieri-del-fiume-arno/i-navicellai.html