Albertini, Giorgio

Creator details

Name
Albertini, Giorgio
Nationality
Italian

Assets (249 in total)

Middle Ages: overview, and cross section reconstructing the palace of Charlemagne (ca. 742-814) realized by the architect Eudes de Metz around 794 in Aachen (Aachen) Germany. Illustration by Giorgio Albertini. (The use of this author's works is not subject to an application for authorization from a third party or to the payment of additional fees).
Middle Ages: the main roads crossing Europe (Roman roads), peeling roads (Jerusalem), the Silk Road to China.
Middle Ages: beer factory (brewery), 15th century
Daily life: preparing the meal in the kitchen of a family of Lombards in the 7th century, the family is reunited around the fire, above which is hung a pot.
Ancient Rome: reconstitution, with cuts allowing to see the structure of the building, of the amphitheatre (colisee) of Flavius (Anfiteatro Flavio), built in the 1st century, in Pozzuoli (Pozzuoli) near Naples, Italy.
Middle Ages: Ancient basilica of St. Peter in Rome (Basilica of San Pietro or Basilica of Constantine) ca 1300, Rome Italy
Middle Ages: monks copying manuscripts into a scriptorium in the 13th century. llustration by Giorgio Albertini.
Antiquite: structure of the elevator, ancestor of the elevator, operated by men, in the amphitheatre (colisee) of Flavius (Anfiteatro Flavio) in Pozzuoli (Pozzuoli), 1st to 4th century. The lion's cage is raised so that the beast can enter the arena.
Reconstruction of the Jewish ghetto of Venice, with synagogues, in the district of Cannaregio. Italy.
Middle Ages: view of the Popes' Palace in Avignon, when it was the residence of the Popes. In the garden, members of the curia stroll to admire exotic animals (camel, lions) 14th century.
Carpenters workshop in the 13th century, the tree trunks are broken down, 13th century
Egyptian antiquite: view and cut of the pyramid of Kheops (Khufu, Cheope or Cheops), allowing to see the interior architecture (underground galleries, king and queen's room). 4th dynasty. Around 2650 BC. Giza (or Giza, Giza, Giza, Guize) Egypt.

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