Photos by Bill Sovereign : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

That water is cold!

This picture is upside down!

i do not want to be a pest.

Ce regard encore fixé n'a rien de remarquable à la vue de cette oeuvre

thanks for your detailed comment

In the old days the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana had some very important Raphaelite pictures online including; Ludovico the Moor near the tomb of Beatrice d' Este, Inv 162, and Saint Carl Borromeo, Inv 225. Fernabo Visconti in the castle of Trezzo, Inv 160, was one of the most obvious pictures in cyberspace, tho' I would like to know what de Pecis knew about it in the nineteenth century and where did he get it? Humm ...

In Sala I and XIII you will find some very important Raphaelite frescos by Bernardino Luini, amoung them I doni degli Egiziani agli Ebrei. It is no longer online.

Beautiful painting, beautiful sculpture!

http://www.studioragcalvi.it/ECuriosit%C3%A0.htm