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The Convent of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli during demolition during the refurbishment of the Piazza Venezia at the Vittoriano in Rome building

The Convent of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli during demolition during the refurbishment of the Piazza Venezia at the Vittoriano in Rome building


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The Convent of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli during demolition during the refurbishment of the Piazza Venezia at the Vittoriano in Rome building

The Convent of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli during demolition during the refurbishment of the Piazza Venezia at the Vittoriano in Rome building Rome. Date of Photograph:1880-1890 ca

Roesler Franz Ettore
REA-F-000171-0000

Media ID 33219388

© Alinari Archives, Florence

Convent Industrial Workyard


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This photograph captures a significant moment in the history of Rome's architectural landscape. Taken by Roesler Franz Ettore, it showcases the Convent of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli during its demolition as part of the refurbishment project for Piazza Venezia at the Vittoriano building. The date of this remarkable image is estimated to be around 1880-1890. The scene depicted is one of both destruction and transformation. Amidst a workyard filled with industrial equipment, we witness the dismantling process that would pave the way for a new era in Roman architecture. The Convent's grand structure stands tall, showcasing its intricate design and bell tower, while workers diligently carry out their tasks. What strikes us most about this photograph is not just its historical significance but also its religious undertones. As a Christian convent, Santa Maria in Ara Coeli held deep spiritual meaning for many Romans. Its presence within this bustling cityscape reminds us of the strong connection between religion and daily life during that time. Roesler Franz Ettore's keen eye has beautifully captured this momentous event with his masterful composition and use of light and shadow. This print serves as an important visual document that allows us to reflect upon Rome's ever-evolving architectural heritage. As we gaze upon this image, we are reminded that progress often comes at a cost – old structures must make way for new ones to emerge. Yet even amidst demolition, there remains an undeniable beauty in witnessing history unfold before our eyes.

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