Italy Lira - II
20 Lira, 1958
Metal: Aluminium-Bronze
Diameter: 21.25mm
Obverse: wheat sprigs within head
Reverse: oat leaves by value
50 Lira, 1978
Vulcan
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Italy Lira - I
200 Lire, Genova stamps convention 1992
200 Lire, 1979
500 Lire, 1984
Plaza Di San Marco, Venice
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Italy Euro
1 Euro, 2002
The Vitruvian man by Leonardo Da Vinci
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Parnassus by Raphael
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2 Euro, 2002
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Dante in 'Parnassus'
Euro: Italy cents - II
1 cent, 2007
Castel Del Monte
A series of conic and cylindrical elements completes the already high spire; these elements end with a cusp of pyramidal shape on and octagonal plan, realised in two separate parts.
A genius with wings on the spire ends the works in 1889, when the direction of the building yard is passed to Costanzo Antonelli, son of the dead architect.
The Mole, with its 163,35 metres high, is the tallest brick building in the world.At the time of building it was the tallest building in the world and to date its the tallest in the city.In August 1904 an hurricane knocked over the statue, substituted by a star, and in 1953 a storm knocked over more than 40 metres of the cusp, substituted between 1958-61 by a metal structure covered in stone, also reinforcing the inferior structures.
Inside a room in square plan is covered by a nerved pavilion vault, outside the four sides take an homogeneous configuration.
A panoramic lift leads to the little temple under the spire, from which you can enjoy a beautiful city landscape and of the surrounding mountains.
The Mole is the actual seat of the National Museum of Cinema.
Mole Antonelliana, Turin
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5 cent, 2006
Although the Southern side of the elliptical structure was destroyed in an earthquake long back and today it is in ruins, it remains an iconic symbol of imperial Rome, one of the greatest works of Roman architecture and engineering and also one of the major tourist attractions in Rome.
The Colosseum of Rome
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Euro: Italy cents - I
10 cent, 2007
"Birth of venus" by Sandro Botticelli
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"Unique forms of continuity in space" by Umberto Berlusconi
Unique Forms of Continuity in Space depicts a human-like figure seemingly flying or gliding through air. A clinging drapery whips back around his legs, giving the sculpture an aerodynamic and fluid form. Instead of a traditional pedestal, the figure is only bound to the ground by two blocks at his feet. The figure is also armless and without a discernibly real face.
50 cent, 2002
During his reign, the empire defeated a revitalized Parthian Empire; Aurelius' general Avidius Cassius sacked the capital Ctesiphon in 164. Aurelius fought the Marcomanni, Quadi, and Sarmatians with success during the Marcomannic Wars, but the threat of the Germanic Tribes began to represent a troubling reality for the empire. A revolt in the east led by Avidius Cassius failed to gain momentum and was suppressed immediately.
Posted By :Shubham Gupta
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