Messina Collection (page 10)

Charybdis

Messina, Italy - Woman in Sicilian Costume sitting sidesaddle on a donkey Date: 1908

Messina, Italy - Canal channel into Lake Faro Date: 1904

Messina, Sicily, Italy - Masotto Monument
Messina, Sicily, Italy - Messina Monumento ai Caduti della Batteria Masotto (Salvatore Buemi) (Monument to the Fallen of the Battery Masotto) Date: circa 1940

BATTLE OF LEPANTO, 1571. Christian fleets at Messina before the Battle of Lepanto, 7 October 1571, with allegorical figures representing Spain, the Papacy, and Venice

ANTONELLO: VIRGIN & CHILD. Panel, 1470, by Antonello da Messina

Italy - Messina, Sicily. Panoramic view from the Sea. The city was almost entirely destroyed by an earthquake and associated tsunami on the morning of December 28, 1908, killing about 60

Italy - Messina, Sicily - Street scene (Via Garibaldi)

Italy Messina
Distant view of the harbour : on 28 December 1908, 90 percent of the town will be destroyed in an earthquake, one of the most catastrophic ever to hit Europe

Messina Occupied
Following a naval bombardment, the port of Messina is invested by the royalist forces of Ferdinando II, king of the Two Sicilies

Messina Bombarded
Ferdinando II orders the bombardment of Messina, where an insurrection has taken place, earning him the nickname of King Bomba

Messina Evacuated
General Fergola, commanding the remaining Neapolitan forces in Sicily, evacuates the forts of Messina

Messina Earthquake - 4
MESSINA, SICILY A makeshift hospital among the ruins

Messina Earthquake -5
MESSINA, SICILY Hunting for looters amid the rubble

Messina Earthquake - 7
MESSINA, SICILY A ruined home

Messina Earthquake - 3
MESSINA, SICILY Street scene after the quake

Invasion Fleet
Garibaldis invasion fleet on the beach at Messina, Sicily, ready to invade the Italian mainland at Calabria

Embarking for Italy
Following on the invasion by Garibaldis thousand. Missoris expedition embarks from the Faro Point, Messina, to invade the Italian mainland at Calabria

TIDAL WAVE, 1908
After the earthquake which destroyed Messina, Sicily, a tidal wave devastates the coast of South America !

Madonnina del Porto statue, Port of Messina, Island of Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

Ornate detail of Duomo doorway, Messina, Sicily, Italy, Europe

Neptunes Fountain, Messina, Sicily, Italy, Europe

S. Maria di Pompei church, Messina, Sicily, Italy, Europe

Yacht Marina, Port of Messina, Sicily, Italy, Mediterranean, Europe

1848 / Destruction / Messina
The destruction of Messina

Map /s America 1582
Part of a map by Juan Martinez atlas, published at Messina, of the Northern countries of South America

Heinrich VI of Germany
HEINRICH VI OF HOHENSTAUFEN King of Germany and Holy Roman Emperor 1190 - 1197. Conquered Sicily in 1194, died in Messina, Italy in 1197

Whirlpool of Charybdis
The whirlpool of Charybdis in the Straits of Messina, Italy

Fata Morgana Mirage
An example of a Fata Morgana mirage in the Straits of Messina; this complex mirage gives the appearance of objects floating or of being part underwater, part in air

Messina Earthquake - 1
MESSINA, SICILY In Sicily, Calabria and Provence - and particularly at Messina - a severe earthquake causes much loss of life and destruction of property

Antonelli Da Messina
ANTONELLI DA MESSINA Italian artist

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Messina, a city rich in history and culture, is located in the beautiful region of Sicily, Italy. Known for its stunning landmarks and picturesque landscapes, it offers a captivating experience to all who visit. One of the city's notable attractions is the Antonello da Messina's masterpiece, Virgin Annunciate. This remarkable artwork showcases the talent and skill of one of Italy's finest painters. Another iconic landmark that graces the Orione fountain. Its intricate design and elegant features make it a popular spot for locals and tourists alike to gather and admire its beauty. For those interested in exploring historical maps, it offers an intriguing Portolan chart from 1582. This map provides insights into the central part of this enchanting city, allowing visitors to delve into its past. Nature enthusiasts will find solace at Giardini Naxos Beach near Taormina. With its crystal-clear waters and golden sands, this beach serves as a tranquil escape from bustling city life. Intriguingly enough, even donkeys carrying turnips have become synonymous with Messina. These charming animals add character to the streets while reminding us of simpler times. Viale Garibaldi stands as a testament to architectural grandeur in Messina. This vibrant street boasts stunning buildings that showcase Italian craftsmanship at its finest. The magnificent Messina Cathedral dominates the skyline with its awe-inspiring presence. Steeped in religious significance, this cathedral attracts pilgrims from far and wide who seek solace within its sacred walls. When it comes to agriculture, oranges and lemons take center stage in Messina's fruit labels. The vibrant colors on these labels reflect not only their delicious taste but also Sicily's fertile lands that produce such bountiful harvests. Musmeci Costa is another prominent name associated with fruit labels from Messina. These labels pay homage to Sicily's agricultural heritage while showcasing exquisite artwork.