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Fonte Marcella, Assisi

Courtesy of the National Trust Collection at Lacock Abbey | All Rights Reserved

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Artist

A member of the Fox Talbot family

Collection

Lacock Abbey – National Trust Collection

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http://www.nationaltrustimages.org.uk/

Acknowledgements

Digitised by TWW

Description

Watercolour painting, Fonte Marcella, Assisi, Assisi. Fonte Marcella is a simple but elegant fountain named after Marcello Tuto, governor of Assisi, who commissioned it in 1556: the street where it is located is called Via Fontebella which means nice fountain: it is one of the very few monuments bearing the coat of arms of Pope Paul IV (Gianovanni Pietro Carafa) (1476-1559).

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All Rights Reserved

Image Credit

Courtesy of the National Trust Collection at Lacock Abbey

Location

Fonte Marcella, Via Fontebella, Assisi, Italy

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Buildings & Architecture

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