1636 / Temple of Neptune // Paestum

The amazingly preserved Temple of Neptune at Paestum. Piranesi was here in 1777 and described it as “surprising by its magnificence and greatness”.

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Tylara Duncan said: August 5, 20165:27 pm

Lovely… normally I adore your beautiful watercolour, but this is such a lovely way to capture the architecture and the impact of the sun.

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- hugo costa said: August 9, 20163:10 pm
  
  Thanks Tylara! I’m glad you mention it, because the impact of the Sun on the building was exactly what I wanted to express!
  
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Troy T. said: August 5, 20169:47 pm

Wow! Amazing

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- hugo costa said: August 9, 20163:07 pm
  
  Thanks a lot Troy!!
  
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Marco said: August 6, 20166:22 am

very, very, very nice.

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- hugo costa said: August 9, 20162:06 pm
  
  Muito Obrigado!! 🙂
  
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ennopeter said: August 11, 20163:41 am

Wow, this is great!

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- hugo costa said: August 15, 20168:53 am
  
  Thanks so much!!
  
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