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![[Vesuvius from Mergellina]. Artist: Giacomo Caneva (Italian, 1812-1865). Dimensions: Image: 13.1 x 27.9 cm (5 3/16 x 11 in.) Mount: 26.7 x 43.5 cm (10 1/2 x 17 1/8 in.). Date: ca. 1855. In this diffuse print trimmed to a narrow horizontal format, sea, sky, and land meet to create a minimalist study of light and tone. Caneva produced numerous marine views in the coastal towns of Anzio, Nettuno, and Ostia. In 1855 he traveled south, where he made photographs of Pompeii and this panorama of Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. The same year, he published the first essay on photography in Italy: A Pr Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PA8D87/vesuvius-from-mergellina-artist-giacomo-caneva-italian-1812-1865-dimensions-image-131-x-279-cm-5-316-x-11-in-mount-267-x-435-cm-10-12-x-17-18-in-date-ca-1855-in-this-diffuse-print-trimmed-to-a-narrow-horizontal-format-sea-sky-and-land-meet-to-create-a-minimalist-study-of-light-and-tone-caneva-produced-numerous-marine-views-in-the-coastal-towns-of-anzio-nettuno-and-ostia-in-1855-he-traveled-south-where-he-made-photographs-of-pompeii-and-this-panorama-of-vesuvius-and-the-bay-of-naples-the-same-year-he-published-the-first-essay-on-photography-in-italy-a-pr-PA8D87.jpg "[Vesuvius from Mergellina]. Artist: Giacomo Caneva (Italian, 1812-1865). Dimensions: Image: 13.1 x 27.9 cm (5 3/16 x 11 in.) Mount: 26.7 x 43.5 cm (10 1/2 x 17 1/8 in.). Date: ca. 1855. In this diffuse print trimmed to a narrow horizontal format, sea, sky, and land meet to create a minimalist study of light and tone. Caneva produced numerous marine views in the coastal towns of Anzio, Nettuno, and Ostia. In 1855 he traveled south, where he made photographs of Pompeii and this panorama of Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. The same year, he published the first essay on photography in Italy: A Pr Stock Photo")
RMPA8D87–[Vesuvius from Mergellina]. Artist: Giacomo Caneva (Italian, 1812-1865). Dimensions: Image: 13.1 x 27.9 cm (5 3/16 x 11 in.) Mount: 26.7 x 43.5 cm (10 1/2 x 17 1/8 in.). Date: ca. 1855. In this diffuse print trimmed to a narrow horizontal format, sea, sky, and land meet to create a minimalist study of light and tone. Caneva produced numerous marine views in the coastal towns of Anzio, Nettuno, and Ostia. In 1855 he traveled south, where he made photographs of Pompeii and this panorama of Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. The same year, he published the first essay on photography in Italy: A Pr
RMP2WFJJ–. Italiano: Uno dei quattro Fiat 656F/551 Marelli in servizio sull'effimera filovia Anzio-Nettuno (attiva fra il 1939 e il 1944), qui ripreso in piazza Mazzini a Nettuno. primi anni Quaranta. Anonymous 19 Collez. Ferraboschi, Filovia Anzio-Nettuno 01
RMFE08XX–Pomezia German War Cemetery. The 27420 soldiers of Wehrmacht who fell in the battle around Anzio, Nettuno and Rome during World War II are buried there.
RM2E044GR–LIVORNO WW2 Anzio 34th Infantry Division. M4 Sherman tanks and Jeep entering Livorno Italy 1944 World War II Second World War The Battle of Anzio was a battle of the Italian Campaign of World War II that took place from January 22, 1944 (beginning with the Allied amphibious landing known as Operation Shingle) to June 5, 1944 (ending with the capture of Rome). The operation was opposed unsuccessfully by German forces in the area of Anzio and Nettuno.
RM2HX5168–Anzio-Nettuno Landing - Since their successful landing on the coast South of Rome in the Anzio - Nettuno district Allied forces now firmly hold a bridgehead which has successfully resisted repeated German attacks in force. March 7, 1944. (Photo by British Official Photo).
RM2WFWNHC–The commander of the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, gives remarks at a community event honoring the 80th anniversary of the Allied landing in Anzio-Nettuno.The 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division then known as Combat Command Bravo, participated in the Allied landing on X-Ray Beach in Nettuno on Jan. 22, 1944.
![[Vesuvius from Mergellina] ca. 1855 Giacomo Caneva Italian In this diffuse print trimmed to a narrow horizontal format, sea, sky, and land meet to create a minimalist study of light and tone. Caneva produced numerous marine views in the coastal towns of Anzio, Nettuno, and Ostia. In 1855 he traveled south, where he made photographs of Pompeii and this panorama of Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. The same year, he published the first essay on photography in Italy: A Practical Treatise on Photography. He wrote of his preferred medium, “For every occasion, the paper negative offers an advantage, a Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2HH5JDB/vesuvius-from-mergellina-ca-1855-giacomo-caneva-italian-in-this-diffuse-print-trimmed-to-a-narrow-horizontal-format-sea-sky-and-land-meet-to-create-a-minimalist-study-of-light-and-tone-caneva-produced-numerous-marine-views-in-the-coastal-towns-of-anzio-nettuno-and-ostia-in-1855-he-traveled-south-where-he-made-photographs-of-pompeii-and-this-panorama-of-vesuvius-and-the-bay-of-naples-the-same-year-he-published-the-first-essay-on-photography-in-italy-a-practical-treatise-on-photography-he-wrote-of-his-preferred-medium-for-every-occasion-the-paper-negative-offers-an-advantage-a-2HH5JDB.jpg "[Vesuvius from Mergellina] ca. 1855 Giacomo Caneva Italian In this diffuse print trimmed to a narrow horizontal format, sea, sky, and land meet to create a minimalist study of light and tone. Caneva produced numerous marine views in the coastal towns of Anzio, Nettuno, and Ostia. In 1855 he traveled south, where he made photographs of Pompeii and this panorama of Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. The same year, he published the first essay on photography in Italy: A Practical Treatise on Photography. He wrote of his preferred medium, “For every occasion, the paper negative offers an advantage, a Stock Photo")
RM2HH5JDB–[Vesuvius from Mergellina] ca. 1855 Giacomo Caneva Italian In this diffuse print trimmed to a narrow horizontal format, sea, sky, and land meet to create a minimalist study of light and tone. Caneva produced numerous marine views in the coastal towns of Anzio, Nettuno, and Ostia. In 1855 he traveled south, where he made photographs of Pompeii and this panorama of Vesuvius and the Bay of Naples. The same year, he published the first essay on photography in Italy: A Practical Treatise on Photography. He wrote of his preferred medium, “For every occasion, the paper negative offers an advantage, a
RM2WFWNT6–The 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division, command team Col. Dwight D. Domengeaux and Command Sgt. Maj. Jesus H. Peńa, participate in a military procession through the city of Nettuno honoring the legacy of the soldiers who fought on the beachhead of Anzio-Nettuno, Italy on Jan. 21, 2024. The 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Armored Division then known as Combat Command Bravo, participated in the Allied landing on X-Ray Beach in Nettuno on Jan. 22, 1944.
RM2BX9JH8–British soldiers advancing across snow-covered mountains after the Anzio landings. The Battle of Anzio was part of the Winter Line and the battle for Rome of the Italian Campaign of World War II that took place from January 22, 1944 to June 5, 1944 (ending with the capture of Rome). The operation was opposed by German forces in the area of Anzio and Nettuno.
RM2C6E95X–Nettuno, Rome Italy: Sicily-Rome American Cemetery, 73rd Anniversary of the landing of Anzio in 1944. © Andrea Sabbadini
RM2M3P5KY–The battle of the beachhead -- an airman's view of the terrain. A pictorial map of the Nettuno-Anzio Front, showing roads, with the Alban Hills in the background. This was the scene of Operation Shingle, the Allied amphibious landing in the push towards Rome.
RMEG6P2X–American soldiers of a field artillery battalion, playing football while off duty. They are on the Anzio Beachhead near Nettuno
RM2M3K25D–Photograph showing a three-ton truck sunk alongside a pontoon, during the Allied landings in the Nettuno-Anzio area, 1944. The rough seas, visible in the background of this photograph, were a great problem to the Allied naval operations. Date: 1944
RF2D91A65–Nettuno town province Rome Santa Maria Goretti church background Lazio region - Italy landmark
RMT3KB3J–View of the Villa Costaguti and Villa Pamphilj Between Anzio and Nettuno. Creator: Anesi, Paolo (1697-1773).
![. English: A correct chart of the Mediterranean most humbly dedicated to [blank] by Cha: Price.1730.Single sheet. Hand col. engr. Medium: 2 leaves joined at vertical centre-line, linen backed. Scale: [ca.1:4 000 000]. Cartographic Note: Border graduated for latitude. Scale in English & French leagues. Contents Note: 5 insets, A plan of the city and port of Civita Vechia [ca. 1:10 000], The Bay of Scanderoon [ca. 1:700 000], Leghorne [Livorno] [ca. 1:22 000], A plan of the port of Neptune or Nahon [Anzio/Nettuno] [ca. 1:12 000]. Shows ancient ruins, The Bay of Tunis [ca. 1:550 000]. G230:1/23 Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/P040XC/english-a-correct-chart-of-the-mediterranean-most-humbly-dedicated-to-blank-by-cha-price1730single-sheet-hand-col-engr-medium-2-leaves-joined-at-vertical-centre-line-linen-backed-scale-ca14-000-000-cartographic-note-border-graduated-for-latitude-scale-in-english-french-leagues-contents-note-5-insets-a-plan-of-the-city-and-port-of-civita-vechia-ca-110-000-the-bay-of-scanderoon-ca-1700-000-leghorne-livorno-ca-122-000-a-plan-of-the-port-of-neptune-or-nahon-anzionettuno-ca-112-000-shows-ancient-ruins-the-bay-of-tunis-ca-1550-000-g230123-P040XC.jpg ". English: A correct chart of the Mediterranean most humbly dedicated to [blank] by Cha: Price.1730.Single sheet. Hand col. engr. Medium: 2 leaves joined at vertical centre-line, linen backed. Scale: [ca.1:4 000 000]. Cartographic Note: Border graduated for latitude. Scale in English & French leagues. Contents Note: 5 insets, A plan of the city and port of Civita Vechia [ca. 1:10 000], The Bay of Scanderoon [ca. 1:700 000], Leghorne [Livorno] [ca. 1:22 000], A plan of the port of Neptune or Nahon [Anzio/Nettuno] [ca. 1:12 000]. Shows ancient ruins, The Bay of Tunis [ca. 1:550 000]. G230:1/23 Stock Photo")
RMP040XC–. English: A correct chart of the Mediterranean most humbly dedicated to [blank] by Cha: Price.1730.Single sheet. Hand col. engr. Medium: 2 leaves joined at vertical centre-line, linen backed. Scale: [ca.1:4 000 000]. Cartographic Note: Border graduated for latitude. Scale in English & French leagues. Contents Note: 5 insets, A plan of the city and port of Civita Vechia [ca. 1:10 000], The Bay of Scanderoon [ca. 1:700 000], Leghorne [Livorno] [ca. 1:22 000], A plan of the port of Neptune or Nahon [Anzio/Nettuno] [ca. 1:12 000]. Shows ancient ruins, The Bay of Tunis [ca. 1:550 000]. G230:1/23
RMFE0A50–Pomezia German War Cemetery. The 27420 soldiers of Wehrmacht who fell in the battle around Anzio, Nettuno and Rome during World War II are buried there.
RMT9KCBF–View of the Villa Costaguti and Villa Pamphilj Between Anzio and Nettuno. Museum: PRIVATE COLLECTION. Author: Paolo Anesi.
RF2HGMWJR–Nettuno, Rome, Italy, August 2021: Marcantonio Colonna Square inside of the Medieval old town of Neptune
RM2WT2FM7–1944 The Times reporting Allies land at Anzio, Battle for Leningrad and Allies advance on Rome
RF2J2PJC4–ITALY - CIRCA 1995: A postal stamp block printed in Italy, showing historical events of World War II, circa 1995
RMEG6NRY–American soldiers of a field artillery battalion, playing football while off duty. They are on the Anzio Beachhead near Nettuno
RM2WGXXRD–Panorama of the Bay and Cities of Anzio and Nettuno, Caspar van Wittel, 1674 - 1736 drawing Anzio paper. graphite (mineral). chalk. ink pen / brush coast. prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city Anzio
RM2J43JKA–Italy - Allied Landings South Of Rome. British Cross Rome Railway To Miles Beyond Anzio. Following the ***** Allied landings on the coast South of Rome the district round Nettuno and Anzio ***** 22nd., 1944). Allied forces are pushing inland. British troops or the 5th. Army are now attacking long the Anzio-Albano road and have crossed the railway to ***** and Reached the village of Campoleone, 15 ***** from Anzio, U.S. Troops attacking to the south *****. April 16, 1944.
RM2C6E95H–Nettuno, Rome Italy: Sicily-Rome American Cemetery, 73rd Anniversary of the landing of Anzio in 1944. © Andrea Sabbadini
RMEG6NWN–A 155mm gun fired by U.S. troops in the Nettuno area of the Anzio Beachhead. German troops in the hills east of Anzio launched
RMTWJJWW–German Troops from the Panzer Division Hermann Goering fire Artillery at Allied Troops Nettuno PK KB Oppitz 22-3-1944
RF2K4XG9W–NETTUNO, ROME, ITALY - July 18, 2022: view of the courtyard of Forte Sangallo in Nettuno, Rome.
RMTCXM08–View of the Villa Costaguti and Villa Pamphilj Between Anzio and Nettuno. Creator: Anesi, Paolo (1697-1773).
RMFE0A3K–Pomezia German War Cemetery. The 27420 soldiers of Wehrmacht who fell in the battle around Anzio, Nettuno and Rome during World War II are buried there.
RF2HGMWCF–Nettuno, Rome, Italy, August 2021: View of the Forte Sangallo in Nettuno Rome. View of defensive fortress at Sunset
RMEG6NJM–A 155mm gun fired by U.S. troops in the Nettuno area of the Anzio Beachhead. German troops in the hills east of Anzio launched
RM2X1520G–FIFTH ARMY : AERIAL SHOTS OVER THE ANZIO BRIDGEHEAD - Nettuno from the South , British Army
RM2WGXCHF–Faces on Anzio and Nettuno, a fountain and a boat, Caspar van Wittel, 1674 - 1736 drawing Anzio paper. graphite (mineral). ink pen / brush ornamental fountain. prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city. sailing-ship, sailing-boat Anzio. Neptune
RM2C6E96X–Nettuno, Rome Italy: Sicily-Rome American Cemetery, 73rd Anniversary of the landing of Anzio in 1944. © Andrea Sabbadini
RF2HW4KTK–Art inspired by Vesuvius from Mergellina, ca. 1855, Salted paper print from paper negative, Image: 13.1 x 27.9 cm (5 3/16 x 11 in.), Photographs, Giacomo Caneva (Italian, 1812–1865), In this diffuse print trimmed to a narrow horizontal format, sea, sky, and land meet to create a, Classic works modernized by Artotop with a splash of modernity. Shapes, color and value, eye-catching visual impact on art. Emotions through freedom of artworks in a contemporary way. A timeless message pursuing a wildly creative new direction. Artists turning to the digital medium and creating the Artotop NFT
RMKWB803–A 155mm gun fired by U.S. troops in the Nettuno area of the Anzio Beachhead. German troops in the hills east of Anzio launched a protracted siege to dislodge the Allied forces. Feb. 13, 1944. World War 2. (BSLOC 2014 10 30)
RF2DPG46J–ITALY - 1944: The Battle of Anzio began with an Allied amphibious landing in the region of Anzio and Nettuno, with the objective of outflanking German
RF2K4XGA8–NETTUNO, ROME, ITALY - July 18, 2022: seafront of Neptune a city about 51 kilometres (32 mi) south of Rome
RF2J2908E–Rome, Italy - August 3, 2021: Rome War Cemetery of commonwealth war graves. Soldiers who are fallen in WW2 in period of 1939 - 1945.
RMFE0AY6–Pomezia German War Cemetery. The 27420 soldiers of Wehrmacht who fell in the battle around Anzio, Nettuno and Rome during World War II are buried there.
RF2HGMWCK–Nettuno, Rome, Italy, August 2021: View of the Sangallo fortress from The beach of Nettuno Rome. View of defensive fortress
RM2WT2FNW–1944 The Times reporting Allies land at Anzio, Red Army capture Krasnogvardeisk and Allies advance on Rome
RMKWB9FK–A 155mm gun fired by U.S. troops in the Nettuno area of the Anzio Beachhead. German troops in the hills east of Anzio launched a protracted siege to dislodge the Allied forces. Feb. 13, 1944. World War 2. (BSLOC 2014 10 30)
RM2X0PEYB–FIFTH ARMY : ANZIO BRIDGEHEAD DAMAGE TO ANZIO - Shell damage at Nettuno. Photographic negative , British Army
RM2HNNPGA–Rome War Cemetery of commonwealth war graves. Soldiers who are fallen in WW2 in period of 1939 - 1945
RM2C6E975–Nettuno, Rome Italy: Sicily-Rome American Cemetery, 73rd Anniversary of the landing of Anzio in 1944. © Andrea Sabbadini
RMKWB83B–American soldiers of a field artillery battalion, playing football while off duty. They are on the Anzio Beachhead near Nettuno on Feb. 5, 1944, before German forces massed in the nearby hills for a four month siege. World War 2. (BSLOC 2014 10 50)
RF2K4XGA5–NETTUNO, ROME, ITALY - July 18, 2022: seafront of Neptune a city about 51 kilometres (32 mi) south of Rome
RF2J2909J–Rome, Italy - August 3, 2021: Rome War Cemetery of commonwealth war graves. Soldiers who are fallen in WW2 in period of 1939 - 1945.
RMFE0A4C–Pomezia German War Cemetery. The 27420 soldiers of Wehrmacht who fell in the battle around Anzio, Nettuno and Rome during World War II are buried there.
RM2WT2FFK–1944 The Times reporting Allies land at Anzio, RAF bomb Magdeburg, Advance on Rome and Battle for Leningrad
RMKWB9HT–American soldiers of a field artillery battalion, playing football while off duty. They are on the Anzio Beachhead near Nettuno on Feb. 5, 1944, before German forces massed in the nearby hills for a four month siege. World War 2. (BSLOC 2014 10 50)
RM2X14F03–FIFTH ARMY : AERIAL SHOTS OVER THE ANZIO BRIDGEHEAD - Nettuno Aerodrome from the air , British Army
RM2HNNPG7–Rome War Cemetery of commonwealth war graves. Soldiers who are fallen in WW2 in period of 1939 - 1945
RM2C6E95P–Nettuno, Rome Italy: Sicily-Rome American Cemetery, 73rd Anniversary of the landing of Anzio in 1944. © Andrea Sabbadini
RF2J2909A–Rome, Italy - August 3, 2021: Rome War Cemetery of commonwealth war graves. Soldiers who are fallen in WW2 in period of 1939 - 1945.
RMFE0AWE–Pomezia German War Cemetery. The 27420 soldiers of Wehrmacht who fell in the battle around Anzio, Nettuno and Rome during World War II are buried there.
RFKPT0XG–NETTUNO - April 06: Building of the American Military Cemetery of Nettuno in Italy, April 06, 2015 in Nettuno, Italy.
RM2WT2G26–1944 Daily Telegraph front page reporting Allied landings at Anzio and US Air Force bomb Braunschweig
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