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Forte dei
Marmi (Italian: [ˈfɔrte dei
ˈmarmi]) is an
Italian sea town and
comune located in the
province of Lucca, in
northern Tuscany,
overlooking the...
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Basilica of St.
Peter Alli
Marmi (Italian:
Badia di San
Pietro Alli
Marmi) is a
Basilica comprising a
church and a monastery. It is
located in Eboli...
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Stadio dei
Marmi ("Stadium of the Marbles") is one of four
stadiums in the
colossal sports complex the Foro Italico,
initially named Foro Mussolini...
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Forte dei
Marmi-Querceta,
normally referred to as Real
Forte Querceta, is an
Italian ****ociation
football club
located in
Forte dei
Marmi, Tuscany. It...
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School of
Physical Education; the so-called "Monolith"; the
Stadio dei
Marmi; the
Stadio dei
Cipressi (then
Stadio dei
Centomila and now
Stadio Olimpico)...
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Actes Sud,
Paris 2004.
Marmi Colorati: Le
Pietre e L'Architettura dall'Antico al Barocco,
Motta Editore,
Milano 2003.
Marmi antichi e
Pietre dure, Congedo...
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Giovanni Battista Marmi (1659–1686) was an
Italian painter of the
Baroque period. He
initially apprenticed with
Vincenzo Dandini, then
Livio Mehus, then...
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Agnelli and
Villa Pesenti is a
complex of
historical buildings in
Forte dei
Marmi, Tuscany, Versilia, Italy. In 1926
Edoardo Agnelli - son of
senator Giovanni...
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Antonio Zavatteri as
Colonel Mori The main set of the film was
Forte dei
Marmi.
Scenes were also shot in
Seravezza and M****arosa. The film had its premiere...
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architectural firms in Italy.
Giorgio Armani and
Galeotti met in
Forte dei
Marmi. Tuscany, in 1966.
Galeotti was an
imminent force behind the
Armani machine...
