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Sun setting on Testaccio, wolf rising, man contemplating his position in life.

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First dinner with Becky in Rome at Flavio al Velavevodetto

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Our lovely neighbors Giulia and Federico for Carnavale.

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Dinner with Marcello at Osteria Pistoria. I had the il capocollo di maialino (neck of a roast suckling pig) – delicious.

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Two more images from Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna. The first, a painting, Gli emigranti – Angelo Tommasi’s 1896 painting of the departure of Italian emigrants. The second, a wall paper installation, I walked through the city limits attracted by some force within it, which apparently was inspired by a Joy Division song (or vice versa). Anyone know?

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From my day at the Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Villa Borghese

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Scenes from in and around the Roman Forum

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The continuing series Art as Revolution in Rome. An ebola health poster – set boundaries A wild tomato growing in the Forum – break boundaries.

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Scenes from Museo di Roma. Some lovely sculptures and a marvelous space, but the exhibit Rome and the Great War.1915 – 1918 was downright disappointing – 35 poorly displayed, small images. Still, worth the visit.

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More on art and revolution (for Darcie)