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Architectural Painting - Architectural Capriccio with a Preacher in the Ruins by Giovanni Paolo Panini

Architectural Capriccio with a Preacher in the Ruins is a painting by Giovanni Paolo Panini which was uploaded on September 13th, 2010.

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Clemitchel De Buer

Clemitchel De Buer

/very pleased we are to meet again the good assistance of the Fine Art site - this painting of allegorical character brought back my tie to the reality of my virtual way of thinking and edition publications in the setting represented by the subject herein, the preacher which, and that is the meaning of importancy, attracts the eyes and ears of the public gathering in little groups or individually to lend him an ear, exceptional result after the years the retors of Rome getting outdated and no interesting orators came to the centre of the world, like can be seen the pillars of the Forum join the obelisque, a pyramid,greek relief remnants, and for how I remeber that the little round church of St. Clement behind Vatican Gardens today but allegorically the Temple possibly of Apollo Juvenis, in our time the Vatican closed tthe chapel for the public but he's still there/concluding elements and fragments of informative quality are set like the decor for the predictor who brings the word of peace and salvation to the public of Rome eager to understand again which way is set out to continue their understanding to receive and send back all passengers and convoys on the roads leading to the eternal city like always set in virtuality to be the main town for the republic in continuacy of existence and the hieratic capital of the Empire for all allochtones. Who we see are the inhabitants of the city and the predictor brilliantly in conversative reply relating with them as having come from far away. His garments are of Greek snitt.

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