Grimaldi, Cosenza

Ho ricevuto una commissione per dipingere il paese di Grimaldi, Cosenza, Calabria, ho fatto delle ricerche su Google e ho trovato poco, se siete passati, oppure conoscete qualcuno di quelle parti, e hanno delle foto del paese Grimaldi, me la potete mandare via email, teresa@dominicistudios.com. Mi fate un grande favore!!! Grazie

Grimaldi, photo by
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I received a commission to paint "Grimaldi, Cosenza, Calabria", I did research on Google and I found little in regards. If you visited or your family is from there, could you please share the photo with me, through my email teresa@dominicistudios.com. A big thank you!!!
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Grimaldi is a town and comune in province of Cosenza in the Calabria region of Southern Italy.

Barzio - My Mother Native Place

Barzio is a comune in the Province of Lecco in the Italian region Lombardy, located in the Valsassina about 60 kilometers northeast of Milan and about 12 kilometers northeast of Lecco.

Painting by: Teresa Dominici, Title: The village of Barzio, year: 2013, acrylic on canvas, commission.

Barzio lies in privileged position, dipped in the green and in front of the Grigne. Currently the town is considered the touristic center of the Valsassina and offers different opportunities to the sporting people. From there starts a cable-way, that leads to the Piani di Bobbio (2150 m) and the Valtorta an area that in the winter season is a paradise for snow lovers with its always snow-clad trails, while in the summer it’s the ideal destination for a relaxing day surrounded by nature.

Right at the foot of the cable car Artavaggio, you will find Bar-Ristoro Capriolo, Via Rancilio 29, Moggio, tel: +39 342 008 3280. This place is magnificent, thus the 5 star rating. From the time you enter until you leave, you get a true mountain ambiance, very family oriented, homemade food.

Bar-Ristoro Capriolo, in winter

Inside the restaurant one of the room

LECCOMOUNTAINS the beauty and the wildness

Title, Video, Link & Below Text By

 I Ragni di Lecco - Arrampicata Alpinism Climbing

IL GRIGNONE, LA GRIGNA, IL LAGO DI COMO VISTO DALLE MONTAGNE

LAKE COMO
GRIGNONE
GRIGNA
FASANA

Episode 1 of #leccomountains video
Producer: Camera di commercio di Lecco
Project: Ecosmartland.it

Episode 1 of #leccomountains , a lab belonging to Ecosmartland project, which has the purpose to offer an integrated proposal, based on the Eco vision, to promote Lecco' area, giving the proper value to Mountains, Innovations, Culture, Technoliogy
The beauty and the wildness", il primo video di #leccomountains, è dedicato alla bellezza, che nel territorio montuoso di Lecco si genera dal forte contrasto fra lago e montagna, con valloni impervi che d'inverno assumono vesti ora gentili negli altopiani, ora severi, come in Grigna, Grignone, Fasana e Val Biandino. Bastano poche decine di minuti per trovarsi in una wildness che circonda Lecco con paesaggi che suscitano stupore e meraviglia.

In quanti luoghi un centro cittadino è così immediatamente a contatto con la montagna?

Cameramen: Pietro Bagnara, Riky Felderer, Fabio Palma, Yuri Palma, Luca Passini, Giovanni Pivetti
Script: Yuri Palma
Editing: Yuri Palma
Visual effects: Yuri Palma
Assistant Producer: Fabio Palma
Music: The way, Lantau

EMOTIONS - LECCOMOUNTAINS ep. 2 by Yuri Palma

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVLB_Kl6Thc&t=0s

Port of Marina Grande

Sorrento is a town and Comune in Campania.

This is Sorrento’s largest harbor and has long been home to a fishing fleet of traditional wooden boats. 

Painting by: Teresa Dominici, Acrylic on canvas, 25"x25", (63x63 cm), Year: 2014, Title:  Port of the Marina Grande in Sorrento

Marina Grande is a small traditional fishing port that sits underneath the limestone cliffs on which the old town of Sorrento is perched.

Port of the Marina Grande fishing was the main source of living of the people in this town. Today, fishermen can still be found in Marina Grande sitting and mending fish nets with their bare hands.

Despite its name, Marina Grande (large marina) is actually the smaller of Sorrento’s two main harbors. It is also the older marina.

Italy's Amalfi Coast 

 Title, Video, Link & Below Text By

Rick Stevens Europe

 https://www.ricksteves.com/

In this program, we explore Sorrento's back streets, taste traditional Italian food, drive along the dramatic Amalfi Coast to catch some breathtaking scenery, learn the history behind the tourist shops of Amalfi, stroll in the shadow of Greek temples at Paestum, and sail to the Isle of Capri to enter the fabled Blue Grotto.

© 2006 Rick Steves' Europe

Scilla, Calabria

Scilla is located close to Reggio Calabria.  

Scilla is a small town and the main attraction is the beach front. This part of town has plenty of restaurants, cafes, hotels.

The most visited location in Scilla after the beach is Ruffo Castle. The castle is built on a high cliff looking over the imposing rocks and the azure waters of the sea.

Painting by: Teresa Dominici, Acrylic on canvas, 20"x24" (50x60 cm ), Year: 2013

Chinalea, neighborhood located north of the town, is a tiny fisherman village, plenty of local fishermen live in this part of town and this area is characterized by narrow streets that are lined with small charming houses.

Scaro Allagio is another place in Scilla, where the fishermen anchor their small boats and at sunset the view of the Scaro Allogio is really  beautiful.

Magnifica Calabria - Documentario

Title, Video, Link & Below Text By

Giuliano Di Bliasi
http://www.giulianodiblasi.com/

Un dettagliato documentario sulla Regione Calabria.

"A detailed documentary on the Calabria Region by Giuliano Di Bliasi".

Scilla is located close to Reggio Calabria which is very well connected to the cities in the region as well as to many destinations in other parts of Italy. - See more at: http://www.lifeinitaly.com/tourism/calabria/scilla#sthash.gg2VuTcg.dpuf

Scilla is located close to Reggio Calabria which is very well connected to the cities in the region as well as to many destinations in other parts of Italy. - See more at: http://www.lifeinitaly.com/tourism/calabria/scilla#sthash.gg2VuTcg.dpuf