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E.Roesler Franz akvarelljei Rómáról (XIX.sz.)

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Ettore Roesler Franz_Old medieval houses to Lungarette_1882

Ettore Roesler Franz_Via della Lungaretta_1885

Ettore Roesler Franz_Chiesa di S Maria in Monticelli_1888

Ettore Roesler Franz_Corte del Palazzo degli Anguillara_1886

Ettore Roesler Franz_Palazzo Mattei alla Lungaretta

Ettore Roesler Franz_Ponte di San Giovanni dei Fiorentini da via della Lungara_1890

Ettore Roesler Franz_Il Porto di Ripetta verso Ponente_1880

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Ettore Roesler Franz_Il Porto di Ripetta verso Ponente_1880

The Watercolours of Ettore Roesler Franz
The Port of Ripetta westward -1880

Compose architectural structures still intact in the Port of Ripetta with creased and the subsequent steps that descend gently towards the river. A boat, with its keel in the air, is placed in the center , on the left the fountain, where someone has just drawn the water .

Along the river, some fish, others look , but the big show is in the background, with the river water that is lost to S. Salvatore in Lauro .

The port Clementino , commonly called Ripetta to distinguish it from the larger Ripa Grande , was reserved for the river traffic coming from the Tiber , an alternative to the Ripa Grande where it was direct maritime traffic. Was the landing point for boats coming from Umbria and Sabina rifornirono for nearly two centuries, the city mainly of timber , oil, salt and wine. It consisted of a front of piers bordered by two large curved curbs that came up to street level where they faced the oratory of S. Gregorio dei Muratori and the building of the Customs , said the Doganella and a semi-circle in the middle where there was a fountain . On the sides of the Chamber were placed two columns on which were listed the various levels achieved by the river during floods. With the construction of the embankments this great architectural work was partly destroyed and partly submerged.