Giorgio de Chirico (Italian, 1888-1978), Veduta di Napoli con maccheroni e pomodori [View of Naples with macaroni and tomatoes], 1966. Pencil and watercolour on paper laid on cardboard, 30 x 25 cm.
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Giorgio de Chirico (Italian, 1888-1978), Veduta di Napoli con maccheroni e pomodori [View of Naples with macaroni and tomatoes], 1966. Pencil and watercolour on paper laid on cardboard, 30 x 25 cm.
Friedrich Nerly: Tunnel in Posillpo, Naples, circa 1890
Galleria Umberto I, Naples
Naples, Italy.
Naples is a city of contrasts.
Try not to move away from the tourist streets and don’t go to the port.
One step - already in a disadvantaged area.
If you come by train here, then you are at the entrance meets a frame from India, only a little better.
A lot of migrants, garbage, trade, traffic is not according to the rules. Do not Shine particularly your belongings, watch out for a backpack/bag.
When you get to the main street tour, you can relax a bit, but still be careful.
You can say a lot of horrors, but the city itself is atmospheric, old, in some places gloomy.
Naples is also famous for its pizza. Many even stand behind her in line to try. However, there is also a controversial point. After all, you can get to the place where not very tasty cook)
At first it may seem that everything is very disgusting/horrible, but then quickly get used to.
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Неаполь - город контрастов.
Старайтесь вообще не отходить от туристических улиц и заходить в порт.
Один шаг - уже в неблагополучном районе.
Если вы приехали на электричке сюда, то вас при входе встречает кадр из Индии, только чуток лучше.
Много мигрантов, мусор, торговля, движение машин не по правилам. Не светите особо своими вещами, следите за рюкзаком/сумкой.
Когда попадёте на главную тур улицу, можете чуток расслабиться, но все равно будьте осторожны.
Можно много ужасов наговорить, но сам город атмосферный, старый, кое-где мрачный.
Неаполь ещё славится своей пиццей. Многие даже стоят за ней в очереди, чтобы попробовать. Правда, тут тоже есть спорный момент. Ведь ты можешь попасть и в то место, где не особо вкусно готовят)
По началу может показаться, что все очень противно/ужасно, но потом быстро привыкаешь.
Fisher from Naples (or Capri or Ischia), 1908
Antonio Niccolini, Salottino pompeiano.
Napoli, Museo di Capodimonte
Tazza Farnese (180-160 a.C), dritto e rovescio, Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Napoli.
William Crouch (British, 1817-1850)
View near Lake of Celano, Naples
Vincenzo Migliaro (1858 - 1938)
“Maschere”
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Luca Giordano, Apollo e Marsia (1659-60), Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, Napoli.
“Non sarà mai del tutto infelice chi col pensiero può tornare a Napoli.” -Johann Wolfgang Goethe
Ed è vero.❤
Via San Gregorio Armeno, Naples. November 2018.
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Scipione Pulzone, Annunciazione (1587), Museo Nazionale di Capodimonte, Napoli.
Friedrich Nerly: Tunnel in Posillpo, Naples, circa 1890
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