during the last days of April Venice became a toll city, a very bad message
all pictures taken by rinaldo rasa in venice, italy march, april 2024
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tuesday april 30, 2024
all pictures january – february 2024, taken by rinaldo rasa
“Goodbye Lenin” : ancient communist headquarters in an ancient neighborhood of Venice called Castello.
Squero (gondola factory) in San Trovaso
A little touristy Piazza San Marco
Another point of view on the Venice Castello district
sunday 31 december 2023
If you are referring to “nizioleto” specifically, it appears to be a term that refers to a type of wall decoration found in Venice, particularly in the form of decorative plasterwork or stucco. These decorative elements often feature floral or foliate designs, sometimes resembling violets, and are commonly found on the walls of buildings in Venice.The word “nizioleto” itself comes from the Venetian dialect and is derived from the Italian word “viola” (meaning violet). The term is used to describe the intricate decorative motifs resembling violets that are incorporated into the plasterwork. These decorative embellishments can be seen on the exterior facades or interior walls of Venetian buildings, adding an ornamental touch to the architecture.
“Nizioleto” is an example of the artistic craftsmanship and attention to detail that characterizes Venetian architecture and design. These decorative elements contribute to the overall beauty and uniqueness of the city’s historic buildings, reflecting the rich artistic heritage of Venice.
This is the oldest Venetian political nizioleto remained here after the general elections of 1975, and miraculously the glue has resisted about half a century.
“Patere” is a Venetian word that refers to the small hooks or hangers that are often attached to the walls of buildings in Venice. These hooks were traditionally used to hang items such as coats, hats, and bags, especially in the narrow entranceways and corridors of Venice’s historic buildings, where space was limited.The patere were typically made of wrought iron or other metals, and often had ornate designs that reflected the artistic style of the time. Today, many of these hooks are still visible in Venice, although they may not be used as much as they once were, as modern buildings and homes often have more space and storage options. The patere are an example
“Patere” is a Venetian word that refers to the small hooks or hangers that are often attached to the walls of buildings in Venice. These hooks were traditionally used to hang items such as coats, hats, and bags, especially in the narrow entranceways and corridors of Venice’s historic buildings, where space was limited.
The patere were typically made of wrought iron or other metals, and often had ornate designs that reflected the artistic style of the time. Today, many of these hooks are still visible in Venice, although they may not be used as much as they once were, as modern buildings and homes often have more space and storage options. The patere are an example of the small details that contribute to the unique character and charm of Venice’s historic architecture and urban design.
february 26 2023
today is my birthday
i was born on sunday
in venetian plains
now i’am 73…
now i’am 73.
a year's gone and i'm still standing here... a year has pictures.
all pictures taken by rinaldo rasa, venice, italy – from january to december 2022
A letter by Giacomo Casanova
all pictures taken by rinaldo rasa in venice city (and mainland) betweeen august and october 2022
monday october 31, 2022
sunday july 31, 2022
all pictures taken in venice by rinaldo rasa june 2022
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