The Sant'Angelo Bridge and Castle in Rome by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, 1754 world war 1 Westminster Abbey and Houses of

Westminster Abbey and Houses of Parliament

and the islands of Imbros and Tenedos

In addition to Guildford and Horsham

Design/Style: Floral border

The inclusion of regional landmarks like Shenandoah Caverns alongside in-park highlights reflects the era’s integrated approach to destination marketing

The Sant'Angelo Bridge and Castle in Rome by Giovanni Battista Piranesi, 1754 world war 1 Westminster Abbey and Houses ofRome Veduta del Ponte e Castello SantAngelo, or The Sant'Angelo Bridge and Castle in Rome by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1754) is a landmark view of the Tibers most storied crossing, rendered with the dramatic precision that made Piranesi the preeminent vedutista of the eighteenth century. First issued for his celebrated Vedute di Roma, the composition unites the sweep of the Ponte SantAngelo with the massive drum of the Castel SantAngelo and the