{"type":"video","version":"1.0","provider_name":"Network.hu","provider_url":"http:\/\/network.hu\/","title":"Pomodoro_Globe at Vatican Museum","author_name":"huszaknevighgabriella","author_url":"http:\/\/network.hu\/huszaknevighgabriella","html":"<object width="424" height="345"><param name="movie" value="http:\/\/orokvaros.network.hu\/flash\/videoplayer\/video.swf?videoid=252470&pvol=40&plang=hu&host=http:\/\/orokvaros.network.hu" \/><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always" \/><param name="allowfullscreen" value="true" \/><embed src="http:\/\/orokvaros.network.hu\/flash\/videoplayer\/video.swf?videoid=252470&pvol=40&plang=hu&host=http:\/\/orokvaros.network.hu" width="424" height="345" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" \/><\/object>","width":424,"height":345,"description":"Globe at Vatican Museum\n\nArnaldo Pomodoro, the author, one of the most important Italian contemporary sculptors of Italy, donated the work in 1990 and the theme of the ball already present in his earlier works is repeated.\nThe sculpture is located in a courtyard \u201cframed\u201d: on one side is the Basilica of St. Peter and the other recess of the facade of the Vatican Palace.\nAt sunset, when the wind blows out of Rome, is strong enough to spin the ball that creates games and light reflections.\nThe Cortile della Pigna which houses the work has this name due to a four-meter bronze pinecone that in classical times was near the Pantheon in 1600 and brought inside the Vatican Gardens.\n\nhttp:\/\/www.abcroomsinrome.com\/category\/rome-tourist-attractions\/","thumbnail_url":"http:\/\/vds.network.hu\/clubvideo\/2\/5\/2\/_\/252470_23022_2.jpg","thumbnail_width":80,"thumbnail_height":60,"video_id":"252470"}