Black framed print of a beautiful night in the Basilica of Saint Francis located in Assisi, Italy captured by Photographer Scott Allen Wilson.

A beautiful night in the Basilica of Saint Francis located in Assisi, Italy captured by Photographer Scott Allen Wilson.

Blue living room decoration with a framed print of a night in the Basilica of Saint Francis located in Assisi, Italy captured by Photographer Scott Allen Wilson.

SKU: anightinassisi Category: Italy Tags: Architecture, Minimalism

A Night In Assisi

Name: A Night In Assisi
SKU: anightinassisi
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Photographer and Digital Artist, Scott Allen Wilson, captures this beautiful night in the Basilica of Saint Francis located in Assisi, Italy. This white basilica illuminated from the inside gives an illusion of being covered in gold. The photo can perfectly be combined with golden decoration and can give any room its own personality. The print has been realized on glossy Fuji Crystal Archive paper, and mounted beneath acrylic glass. It is displayed underneath a matte float glass, and surrounded by a beautiful black oak floater frame. Every element of this piece was individually selected with intention as being a part of a unified piece of art.

I think this print perfectly encapsulates the essence and the energy of Assisi, Italy. I hope you love it 🙂

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Thoughts and Ponderings about A Night In Assisi

The Basilica of St. Francis in Assisi, Italy, was built during a time of political instability and frequent military conflicts in the region, and its ramparts were added for defensive purposes. The ramparts served as a fortification that could be used to protect the basilica and its worshippers during times of conflict.

In the Middle Ages, many churches and monasteries were built with defensive walls and fortifications, as they were seen as places of refuge and protection during times of unrest. The ramparts at the Basilica of St. Francis were likely added during this period, as a way to provide additional security for the church and its congregants.

Today, the ramparts serve more as a historical reminder of the turbulent times in which the basilica was built, and they are not used for defensive purposes. Instead, they are an interesting feature that adds to the character and charm of the basilica, and they attract visitors from all over the world who come to admire the stunning architecture and rich history of this remarkable building.