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	S. Maria in Trevi
		Fontana di Trevi and Palazzo Conti or Poli
		Nicolo Salvi built the fountain on the back of Palazzo Poli (the Dukes of Poli were one of the branch of the Conti family), maybe based on a design by Bernini.
		Palazzo Poli consisted of several buildings which were in part pulled down and modified when Via del Tritone, the street linking Piazza Colonna with Piazza Barberini, was enlarged.
	members.tripod.com /romeartlover/Vasi104.html (906 words)

	Hotel Casa Poli - 4 Star Hotel - Mantova - Lombardia
		Again, St Lorence Church (800 mt from Casa Poli), wonderful example of mediaeval holy architecture; Palazzo della Ragione (800 mt from casa Poli), Casa del Mercante (800 mt from Casa Poli), Casa di Giulio Romano.
		Outside the old town centre there is the gorgeous Palazzo del Te, country seat of the Gonzaga family, lords of Mantova for 300 years(900 mt from Casa Poli).
		Teatro Sociale and Teatro Bibiena are 800 mt far from Casa Poli.
	www.italyby.com /casapoli/pages/faciliti.htm (532 words)

	Il Diario
		Palazzo Poli - Visita del Presidente Ciampi alla Mostra " Il Quirinale.
		Palazzo Poli - Visita, unitamente al Presidente della Repubblica di Ungheria, alla Mostra grafica "L'eredità Estherhazy"
		Palazzo Corsini - Intervento all'Adunanza solenne dell'Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, a chiusura dell'Anno Accademico
	www.quirinale.it /ex_presidenti/Ciampi/Diario/diario.asp?qMese=6&qAnno=2002 (676 words)

	Luigi Vanvitelli - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Following his notable successes in the competitions for the facade of the Basilica di San Giovanni in Laterano (1732) and the facade of Palazzo Poli behind the Trevi Fountain, Pope Clement XII sent him to the Marche to realize some papal projects.
		At Ancona in 1732, he devised the vast Lazzaretto, a pentagonal building covering more than 20,000 square meters, built to protect the military defensive authorities from the risk of contagious diseases eventually reaching the town with the ships.
		His engineering talents were exercised as well: for Caserta he devised the great aqueduct system that brought water to run the cascades and fountains.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Luigi_Vanvitelli (331 words)

	Best News 2004 Palazzo Spinelli Firenze
		On 31 August in La Valletta a collaboration agreement was sealed between Palazzo Spinelli non-profit and MCR (Malta Centre for Restoration), the government institute entrusted with the task of conservation and restoration of Maltese cultural patrimony.
		Palazzo Spinelli was represented by Francesco and Elena Amodei.
		In this ambient she mentioned the merited actions of the Isituto per l‚arte e il Restauro Palazzo Spinelli, as among the centres of excellence in the sector.
	www.spinelli.it /nuovo-gb/news/news2004_best_gb.htm (2741 words)

	RomeEscape.com - Rome Areas, Rome guides and tourist information
		The original structure of the fortress of Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome, together with the Elio bridge in front of it, nowadays known as Ponte Sant'Angelo, are built by the Architect Demetriano between 117 and 138 after Christ, as a mausoleum for the family of the Imperator Adriano.
		The Trevi Fountain of Rome, realized under the Pontificate of Clemente XII around 1735 after Christ along the "Palazzo Poli", is the work of the architect Nicolò Salvi and it is still nowadays alimented by the water supply system Virgin projected in 19 before Christ by the consul Agrippa.
		The irregular form of Rome "Piazza di Spagna" opens itself in front of the hill of the Pincio, at the footsteps of the stairs of the "Trinità dei Monti" (Trinity of the Mounts) and it is an ideal departure point for the famous and fashionable Via Condotti.
	www.romeescape.com /romeareas.html (503 words)

	Palazzo Yacoubian - Ala-Al-Aswani
		Di questi tempi, Palazzo Yacoubian dovrebbe diventare una lettura obbligatoria nelle scuole, un libro a distribuzione gratuita (o quasi) nelle edicole, un film che raggiunga il grande pubblico (ormai ci siamo, la pellicola Ã¨ stata girata con un budget stratosferico per i canoni del cinema arabo e presto sarÃ nelle sale).
		Palazzo Yacoubian Ã¨ stato pubblicato in Egitto, tra mille difficoltÃ , un anno dopo lâ11 settembre 2001, e da allora Ã¨ il libro piÃ¹ venduto nel mondo arabo dopo il Corano.
		Nei paesi arabi, Palazzo Yacoubian Ã¨ stato accolto in maniera diversa a seconda dei diversi gradi di democraticitÃ di ogni nazione?
	www.threemonkeysonline.com /it/article_palazzo_yacoubian_Ala-Al-Aswani.htm (1490 words)

	Rome Features \| Fodor's Online Travel Guide
		North of the column, Palazzo Chigi, a 16th- and 17th-century building, serves as the seat of the prime minister.
		Opposite the church is another of Rome's splendid patrician palaces, 17th-century Palazzo Odescalchi, used as a model for aristocratic palaces throughout Europe.
		Though the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj is open most days of the week, the Galleria in Palazzo Colonna is open only on Saturday morning.
	www.fodors.com /miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination=rome@130&cur_section=fea&feature=30010 (1050 words)

	Fontana di Trevi
		The fountain was built by the architect Salvi (1735) in the time of Clement XII, and decorated by several artists of Bernini's school.
		It is the front of a large palace (Palazzo Poli) decorated with statues and bas-reliefs on heaps of rocks.
		The fountain is not only celebrated for its excellent water but for the legend that whoever drinks it or throws a coin in the fountain, will assure his return to Rome.
	www.roma2000.it /ztrevi.html (73 words)

	Roman Monographies - Fountains · part III · Main Fountains (page 17)
		Therefore, any risk of damage to the new Palazzo Poli, that the making of a large fountain would have required, was carefully avoided.
		After having rejected a first series of projects, that aimed to preserve the integrity of Palazzo Poli, at the back, the pope's interest was caught by the drawings submitted by Ferdinando Fuga, Luigi Vanvitelli and the young Nicola Salvi, an architect in his early thirties, whose experience was still rather limited.
		The Conti family, owners of Palazzo Poli, complained about the damage that this would have caused to their mansion, but the pope decreed that the alteration was to be carried out all the same.
	roma.freewebpages.org /roma-ft47.htm (2299 words)

	Collegio Nazzareno
		..to adopt the motto of Palazzo Del Bufalo (with the wild ones be wild).
		Part of Palazzo Poli (or Conti) (1) and the churches of S. Nicola in Arcione (4) and Chiesa dell'Angelo Custode (2) were pulled down.
		Palazzo De Angelis a large XVIIIth century building next to Collegio Nazzareno was thoroughly "modernized".
	www.romeartlover.it /Vasi168.htm (869 words)

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		Queen Christina of Sweden, seeing the fountain and thinking that it ran in her honor, modestly asked that it be switched off: "Ma'am," came the answer, "these waters run both day and night." The fountain water comes from within a building; the Palazzo Poli, owned and operated in its time by the Dukes of Poli.
		As it happens, no one has seen the Palazzo Poli since 1732; it is entirely hidden behind the fountain's huge marble façade, its bay windows and cornice still visible if you get the proper official to let you into the crawlspace separating fountain from palazzo.
		In time, the area around Trevi became a place of stylish residence again, its orchards and cottages replaced by palaces, which were eventually consolidated to form the Palazzo Poli, and by houses, most of which Bernini knocked over to make room for the fountain (though he never got to build it).
	www.hotelsk.net /rss/view.asp?id=58 (1050 words)

	Rome and Southern Italy, 1600-1800 A.D. \| Timeline of Art History \| The Metropolitan Museum of Art (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Artemisia is one of a handful of Italian women artists to win great international acclaim during her lifetime and numbers among her patrons Cosimo II de' Medici, Cardinal Antonio Barberini, Francesco d'Este I, and Charles I of England.
		On a single surface, Cortona paints an illusionistic architectural frame that divides the plane into five sections; the unity of the fresco is retained, however, as figures from the scenes depicted in each of the sections reach, extend, and drift, unbounded.
		The adornment of piazzas, palazzos, and structures of both official and private function with fountains, a practice that flourishes during this period, culminates with the completion of the most monumental fountain in Rome: the
	www.metmuseum.org /toah/ht/09/eusts/ht09eusts.htm (3496 words)

	PinkAgenda.com Gay in Rome
		To the left is the Palazzo Nuovo and to the right the Palazzo dei Conservatori, together forming the Capitoline Museums.
		Palazzo Farnese - Construction on this palace was begun in 1517 by the cardinal Alessandro Farnese (the future Pope Paulus III), after a design by A. DA Sangallo the Younger.
		Its western side is dominated by Borromini's façade for the church of Sant'Agnese in Agone and the adjacent Palazzo Pamphili, built for Pope Innocent X in 1644-50.
	www.glbtevents.com /travel/rome.html (8071 words)

	Palazzo Poli E59a (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Afterwards Palazzo Poli passed to the Borromeo and finally was acquired by Lucrezia Colonna, who married Giuseppe Conti, duke of Poli in 1712 (from where the name of the palace is derived).
		At the same period Zenaida Wolkonskaia held here her famous literary hall, where the most eminent Roman and foreign personalities of that epoch were invited.
		The new urbanistic plan of this zone brought many changes in 1884, including Palazzo Poli, which aspect and form were changed.
	www.italycyberguide.com /Geography/cities/rome2000/E59a.htm (158 words)

	General Information about Rome
		During the Renaissance, the city was embellished with works by Michelangelo: the churches of St. Peter's in the Vatican, S. Maria del Popolo, Palazzo Venezia, and the Quirinale Palace.
		Walking downhill along one of the many streets that lead to unforgettable corners of Rome, the visitor comes to the Trevi Fountain, in the square with the same name, which is attached to the side of Palazzo Poli.
		From the square we can see the ancient Papal Palace, Palazzo del Quirinale, which is now the official residence of the President of the Italian Republic.
	www.rome-hostels-central.com /article-181.html (1208 words)

	Palazzo della Calcografia Nazionale E59b (Site not responding. Last check: )
		After it moved from one temporary seat to another, the Chalcography settled in the palace of Stamperia Camerale in the end of the 18th century.
		The director of the Calcography in the beginning of the 19th century was G.Valadier, who's son, Luigi, erected in 1837 the present palace of Chalcography on the site of other constructions annexed to the Palazzo della Stamperia.
		The institute was merged with the Gabinetto Nazionale delle Stampe in 1975 as the National Institute of Graphics, which is planned to move in Palazzo Poli.
	www.italycyberguide.com /Geography/cities/rome2000/E59b.htm (187 words)

	Rome's Historical Districts - II - Trevi
		Resting on one side of Palazzo Poli (i.e.
		It is presently split into via Sistina (belonging to Campo Marzio and Colonna), via Quattro Fontane (Trevi and Monti), via A.Depretis (Monti), via Carlo Alberto, via Conte Verde, via di S.Croce in Gerusalemme (Esquilino).
		Palazzo Barberini now houses a section of the National Gallery of Ancient Art; several temporary art exhibitions are often held here, as well.
	mp_pollett.tripod.com /rione02.htm (1053 words)

	Fabio De Poli
		Quando si osservano le opere di Fabio De Poli, si viene subito sorpresi dal sentimento di un aria di famiglia.
		De Poli può essere facilmente iscritto in una tendenza che - con molte improprietà - chiameremo "pop art europea".
		Non a caso molti soggetti, o certi dettagli, delle sue opere fanno venire in mente, citando a caso, l'inglese Joe Tilson, lo spagnolo Eduardo Arroyo, l'italiano Valerio Adami, e magari molti altri personaggi che hanno popolato la scena figurativa a pertire dagli anni Sessanta.
	www.fabiodepoli.it (213 words)

	l'Unità.it - Quirinale, supervertice tra i poli prima del voto - Politica
		Quirinale, supervertice tra i poli prima del voto
		Il "supervertice" serve a fare il punto sul confronto, ma è atteso dal centrodestra per capire se l'Unione insiste sulla sola candidatura di Massimo D'Alema al Colle o è disponibile a discutere su altri nomi.
		I rappresentanti del centrodestra avrebbero riferito, anche in seguito alla riunione tenutasi questa mattina con Silvio Berlusconi, che in alternativa al candidato della Cdl il gradimento potrebbe cadere su altri tre nomi: Franco Marini, Giuliano Amato e Mario Monti.
	www.unita.it /view.asp?IDcontent=56117 (370 words)

	An extraordinary Baroque fusion of architecture, sculpture and abstracted nature, the Fontana Di Trevi still brings ...
		A riotous panoply of cavorting sea horses, conch-blowing Tritons, exuberantly modelled rocks and sculptural trees rises in theatrical splendour to meet the facade of the Palazzo Poli above, adorned with the allegorical figures of Abundance and Health.
		Finally completed in 1762, the Trevi was designed by Nicola Salvi, who picked up where Bernini left off, devoting an almost maniacal attention to the form of the scogli, or rocks, clambering over the fountain brandishing a charcoal stick to indicate precisely the shapes his stonecutters should follow.
		The meltingly fluid scogli and sensuous vegetation soften and harmonize with the regularity of the palazzo above, orchestrating an exquisite unity of sculpture and architecture.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m3575/is_1271_213/ai_97233003 (514 words)

	Rione Trevi
		The two statues in Piazza del Quirinale come from nearby Rione Monti and the obelisk in the same square comes from Mausoleo di Augusto.
		Rione Trevi has some of the most imposing palaces of Rome: Palazzo del Quirinale and Palazzo Barberini were built between the end of the XVIth century and the first half of the next century on the Quirinale hill, when the area was almost considered countryside and they did not have space limitations.
		Other interesting palaces of more or less the same period are Palazzo Sciarra, Palazzo Colonna and Palazzo Odescalchi, all between Via del Corso and the Quirinale hill.
	www.romeartlover.it /Ritrevi.html (524 words)

	Romeguide- Historical Monuments of Rome from A to Z (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Trevi Fountain was built by Nicola Salvi for Pope Clemente XII on a wall of the Palazzo Poli (the Poli Palace) and was completed in 1762.
		The romanic church was erected by Ottone III, on the ruins of the sanctuary of Esculapio and dedicated to the bishop of Prague Adalberto, who had been martoryzed in 998.
		THE PANTHEON – This is the best preserved and one of the most famous of the Roman monuments, constructed by Agrippa in 27 B.C. and rebuilt by Hadrian in A.D. to honor important Roman divinities.
	www.romeguide.it /MONUM/STORICI/monumin.htm (1784 words)

	Tour: Piazza Venezia to Spanish Steps - New York Times
		Major attractions include a series of imposing Renaissance and baroque palaces -- among them Palazzo Borghese, the luxurious home of one of Rome's most talked-about families -- and a number of striking churches.
		Begin at Piazza Venezia, the square in front of the elaborate marble mountain that is the Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II.
		On the west side of the piazza is Palazzo Venezia, built in the 15th century for the Venetian Cardinal Pietro Barbo, who became Pope Paul II and who totally renovated the facade of the adjacent church of San Marco, on Piazza San Marco on the south side of the palace.
	travel2.nytimes.com /fodors/top/features/travel/destinations/europe/italy/rome/fdrs_feat_130_6.html?n=Top/Features/Travel/Destinations/Europe/Italy/Rome (1160 words)

	Rome
		One of the many statues in Palazzo Poli.
		Whatever your reason for visiting this holy city, you'll be soaking up the atmosphere, throwing lire in the fountain and strolling along the narrow streets with a gelato in no time.
		A wander along narrow streets will eventually lead to Palazzo Poli and the Trevi Fountain.
	getaway.ninemsn.com.au /article.aspx?id=17586 (720 words)

	19_piranesi_trevi.html
		Salvi based his masterpiece on the earlier design, exploiting the characteristics of the site in order to increase the sensation of wonderment.
		He purposely exaggerated the size of the fountain within its tiny square and set its façade almost entirely against the face of the Palazzo Poli.
		Taking his compositional cues from Salvi, Piranesi distorts the scale and perspective of the square and the fountain’s imposing façade to increase its dramatic effect, attempting to recreate its spatial theatricality in two dimensions and succeeding rather well.
	www.williamtalbot.com /19thcenturyprints/19_piranesi_trevi.html (599 words)

	LA FONTAINE DE TREVI (Site not responding. Last check: )
		La fontana è appoggiata a Palazzo Poli, che verrà adibito a Museo Nazionale degli Stumenti per l’incisione e la stampa.
		It’s next to Poli Palace, which will house the National Museum of Instruments for incision and printing.
		Er ist in der nahe von Palast Poli; er wird zu einem National von Instrumenten fur den Einschnitt und den Druck.
	www.pacioli.net /ftp/def/cinque/trevi.htm (268 words)

	Repubblica.it/politica: Casini richiama i due Poli "Raccoglieremo solo cocci"
		ROMA - Il presidente della Camera cerca di riportare lo scontro fra i poli in un alveo istituzionale e avverte: "Il bipolarismo non sia condizionato da Marini ed Ariosto, questo scontro politico ha stancato gli italiani".
		Rinfoderate le spade, dice il presidente della Camera, ma per tutta la giornata i fendenti sono volati da una parte e dall'altra.
		Un altro che si sente diffamato è Berlusconi al quale quel "il burattinaio di Marini sta a Palazzo Chigi" sparato a mezzo stampa da Fassino non è andato giù.
	www.repubblica.it /2003/h/sezioni/politica/telekomserbia/richiesta/richiesta.html (627 words)

	Comunicato Nr. 2118 - Sito Ufficiale della Regione Veneto
		- Da piÃ¹ di due anni si parla di coordinare le attivitÃ delle Ipab patavine per razionalizzare la spesa, ma, mentre continuano a pervenire a Palazzo Balbi richieste di aumento delle rette e delle quote a carico della Regione, nessuna iniziativa concreta Ã¨ stata realizzata.
		Per questo l'assessore regionale alle politiche sociali, Antonio De Poli, ha presentato un progetto pilota - che sarÃ finanziato dalla Regione del Veneto - per realizzare, attraverso una gestione coordinata, consistenti risparmi nelle spese per della fornitura di beni e servizi da parte delle Ipab della cittÃ di Padova.
		La proposta Ã¨ stata avanzata da De Poli nel corso di un incontro, convocato presso l'Azienda Ulss 16 di Padova, con i Presidenti ed i consiglieri d'amministrazione delle Ipab IRA, Configliachi, Breda, RIAB, Raggio di Sole e OPAI-SEEF cui ha preso parte anche il direttore generale dell'Ulss stessa, Fortunato Rao.
	www.regione.veneto.it /NR/exeres/69D16354-F4B4-4D84-A4CF-21B0C587497F.htm (337 words)

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