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Friday, 22 December 2017

Low-flying angel

 

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Labels: Piazza San Marco, Venice

Saturday, 21 October 2017

Harvest


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Labels: Mercato

Sunday, 15 October 2017

Watery Sun


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Tuesday, 10 October 2017

Signposts

 
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    Valued Variations

    • On Specs
      I love the numerous wacky things to be found in Venice – such as bonkers spectacles! These, of course, are modeled on those worn by ...
    • Departure
      Gondola departing from the Molo in mist Brian Sibley © 2 January 2009 Uploaded via flick r
    • Solo
      Theatro La Fenice [Photo: Brian Sibley © 2017]
    • Frog Boy
      Charles Ray's 'Boy with Frog' at Punta della Dogana, the new centre for contemporary art of the François Pinault Foundation, Dor...
    • Dawn
      Piazzetta San Marco [Photo: David Weeks © 2017]
    • Head
      Sculpture: 'La Luna Nera' by Igor Mitoraj, Contini Galleria D'Arte
    • Hot Chocolate and Panattone
      Hotel Monaco Grand Canal, San Marco, Venezia [Photo: Brian Sibley © 2018]
    • Flag
      Venetian flag flying outside the Basilica San Marco, Venice, Italy Brian Sibley © 25 December 2009 Uploaded via flick r
    • Christmas Greetings!
      [Photo: Brian Sibley © 2015]
    • Behemoth
      Lagoon, Venezia [Photo: David Weeks © 2017]

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      Dome - Members' Room, Tate Britain, London Photo: © Brian Sibley 2019
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