Inside the Vatican...Cortile della Pigna by ElizaB
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Description
Fuji FinePix A330 Sept 2008.
Inside the Vatican...
The Cortile della Pigna is one of two courtyards. The building behind is the Palazzetto del Belvedere commissioned by Pope Innocent VIII and built by Giacomo da Pietrasanta. The bronze pine cone( formerly an ancient Roman fountain) was discovered near the Baths of Agrippa and the Temple of Isis and Serapis near Santa Maria sopra Minerva. It is flanked by two bronze peacocks thought to have been part of the decoration of the Mausoleum of Hadrian.
The courtyard leads to the Vatican Museums.
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Comments (19)
Love the color and light here... great POV as well. Nice work.
Beautiful...
beautiful !
I am not Catholic by any means but I sure would love to go to the Vatican to enjoy the architecture.outstanding pov and capture
Je n'aime pas trop " le Vatican et ce qu'il draîne " mais cette photo est " magnique " de pureté ElizaB
Lovely view!
These are some amazing structures and your shot has really captured their beauty.
Fantastic colors and light.Super photo.
The color and light are so outstanding here. I love the ochra. and PS did you see the pope??
Excellent shot. Beautiful........... Roby ;O)
Fantastic capture and colors,
A very beautiful building! Great shot!
Gorgeous building and capture!
Excellent pov, colours and a great capture !!! Very well done !!! Hugs !!!!
Wonderful perspective and light!
I viewed 'I wonder...' first and here are those beautiful delicate colours again. I do admire them. I have been here and remember well the pineaple. A lovely shot
impressing pov
A beautiful shot!
Magnificent architecture. Very nice to see this.