Artistic framed photo of Campanile of San Tommaso standing out between colorful buildings in Verona, Italy taken by Photographer Scott Allen Wilson

Artistic photo of Campanile of San Tommaso standing out between colorful buildings in Verona, Italy taken by Photographer Scott Allen Wilson

Wood and till dining room with a colorful framed print taken by Photographer Scott Allen Wilson in Verona, Italy.

SKU: puzzleveronese Category: Verona Tags: Architecture, Minimalism

Puzzle Veronese

Name: Puzzle Veronese
SKU: puzzleveronese
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Between colorful buildings, the Campanile of San Tommaso stands out with its particular 15th-century architecture. The print was taken by Photographer and Digital Artist, Scott Allen Wilson in Verona, Italy. Hang this print on your home to give it a nice touch of warm colors! The print has been realized on glossy Fuji Crystal Archive paper and mounted beneath acrylic glass. The mounted print is surrounded by a beautiful walnut floater wood frame. Every element of this piece was individually selected with the intention of being a part of a unified piece of art.

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

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Thoughts and Ponderings about Puzzle Veronese

Verona is a city known for its unique mix of brightly colored buildings and brick architecture. This mix of styles is one of the city’s most distinctive features, and helps to give Verona a vibrant and charming atmosphere.

Many of Verona’s buildings, particularly those from the Renaissance era, are painted in bright colors, including orange, yellow, and pink. These colors are believed to have been chosen to reflect the prosperity and wealth of the city during this time, and to add a touch of brightness to the streets and squares.

In contrast, the city’s brick architecture, which dates back to the medieval period, is characterized by its sturdy, earthy tones and rough, textured surfaces. The brick buildings in Verona are often adorned with arches, towers, and other decorative elements, which help to give them a unique and striking appearance.

The combination of these two styles creates a lively and dynamic cityscape, and provides a striking contrast between the brightly colored buildings and the brick structures. Whether you’re admiring the city’s vibrant squares, exploring its narrow alleyways, or simply wandering through its streets, you’ll be struck by the beauty and charm of Verona’s architecture.