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Coffee Mug, Garibaldi Statue....................Rome designed and sold by Fara

Garibaldi Statue....................Rome Coffee Mug

Designed and sold by Fara
$18.89
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$16.06 when you buy any 2+
$15.11 when you buy any 4+
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$18.89
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Product features

  • Taller body and wider mouth to make room for more drink and more art
  • Holds 11.5 US fl. oz. (340 ml)
  • Mug diameter is 2.5" (6.4 cm) at base, widening to 3.6" (9.2 cm) at top, not including handle
  • Dishwasher and microwave safe ceramic
  • Wraparound design printed for you when you order
  • Since every item is made just for you by your local third-party fulfiller, there may be slight variances in the product received
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Garibaldi Statue....................Rome
The equestrian monument dedicated to Giuseppe Garibaldi is an imposing equestrian statue placed in Rome on the highest point of the Janiculum hill on the square Piazza Garibaldi. The monument consists of a bronze statue portraying the hero riding a horse, which is placed on a big marble base; on each side are engraved allegorical figures of Europe and America and bas-reliefs that commemorate the landing in Marsala, the resistance of Boiada, the defence of Rome and the group of liberty. On the steps up right the monument Ettore Ferrari had created a crown, in order to remember that Garibaldi was the first Master of Italian Freemasonry. During Fascism it was replaced by fascist symbols and a copy of it was put in place only in 1943. The monument was inaugurated on September 20, 1895 by Enrico Gallori. The placement of the monument gave rise to several politic interpretations, as it was inaugurated in the period when relationships between the Kingdom of Italy and the Holy See were still suspended. The official version declared that the Hero directs his own glance to the Vatican. After the Lateran Treaty in 1929, the statue was turned to Janiculum for want of Vatican itself. A very popular Roman legend underlines that, in this way, now the horse offers its back to the Holy See. The monument has been restored by the Municipality of Rome in 1990. Information from Wikipedia. FEATURED IN LUMIX LOVERS MARCH 2018 PLEASE VIEW LARGE Panasonic Lumix TZ70 06.03.2018

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