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Justin Bradshaw

Justin Bradshaw

Civita Castellana, Italia
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  • 14 Following
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Rome Sketchbook sites
19 places updated November 11, 2021
Places included in the research & drawing project http://romesketchbook.jbradshaw.it
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Justin's Saved Places
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3 places including Chiostro del Bramante, MAXXI Museo Nazionale delle Arti del XXI Secolo, Sala Margana
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Justin's Liked Places
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1 place including Site archéologique de la Cathédrale Saint-Pierre
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    "Interesting story behind the pre-christian skeleton."
    Justin BradshawJustin Bradshaw · December 25, 2012
    Site archéologique de la Cathédrale Saint-Pierre
    History Museum
    · Genève, Suisse
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    "The pre-christian style of mosaics meets early christian images. Classical themes on the ceiling, in the apses a blonde Jesus and a Zeus-like God the Father."
    Justin BradshawJustin Bradshaw · October 6, 2011
    Santa Costanza
    Spiritual
    · Roma, Italia
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    "Beautiful faliscan bronze chariot from 3rd century BC."
    Justin BradshawJustin Bradshaw · October 2, 2011
    Forte dei borgia
    History Museum
    · Civita Castellana, Italia
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    "Gruesome frescoes depicting artist's impressions of the deaths of martyrs, in the style of a saintly splatter movie."
    Justin BradshawJustin Bradshaw · September 30, 2011
    Chiesa di Santo Stefano Rotondo
    Church
    · Roma, Italia
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    "The arch was built by the roman authorities to celebrate Consantine's 'liberation' of Rome. The narrative strip above the side arches, in grand propoganda style, shows him as a man with a mission."
    Justin BradshawJustin Bradshaw · September 30, 2011
    Arch of Constantine
    Monument
    · Roma, Italia
    9.1
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    "Favourite framer"
    Justin BradshawJustin Bradshaw · September 23, 2011
    Massimo Ricci Corniciao
    Arts and Crafts Store
    · Civita Castellana, Italia