PPAC: Sant’Angelo 4

Our stroll around the little but picturesque town Sant’Angelo in the Province of Viterbo moves into its second half with this post where we again meet some familiar faces, tails and tales.

For a town which I imagined would end around post 2, Sant’Angelo kept spreading in a fully unpredictable manner. Even us grown-ups, that is uncle, bestia and I, were kept entertained. The only thing missing was a choice of bars, restaurants and the like. Clearly now, at the end of September, the season was over.

Today we reach the church where we meet two faces on adjacent walls that couldn’t go together any better. They were done by Vera Bugatti and dedicated to her two daughters. I already posted their photo three days ago in my Lens-Artists street art post since they are indeed among the best pieces I ever encountered.

From that wolf-threatened couple we move to another trio with wolf trouble, pass the cheerful Tick Tock Croc and his gang, and end up next to the dreamy green-blue house that I would choose for myself. Welcome to stroll along and you will see.

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  Opposite the church we are greeted by this lady.

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  Uncle is enjoying himself just like some kid.

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  On the right, the sketch of the church, on the left… a wolf?

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  That’s correct. Little Red Riding Hood and the wolf who is clearly a friend.

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  “Attention”, the work by Vera Bugatti, is from this year. No wonder that it’s so crisp. Dedicated by mom and dad to their two daughters.

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  That’s the way to treat your inner wolf.

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  These three have other strategies.

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  From a little closer.

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  On piggy watch.

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  Look how there is a door in a tree. And the wolf has a long nose.

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  Then I notice this little house with the lovely roof in front of the church.

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  The only photo I have of these fellows.

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  Let’s move on. Here is the next fairy-tale, or are there two?

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  I forget my stories. Is the child on the left with the snake and the orange cat already a part of Peter Pan?

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  On the left of the door it says that a fairy-tale is a place of every hope, a bit like the dawn of a new day.

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  What a cheerful croc!

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  A look down where we will continue next week.

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  But before we go, have a look at this one on the left.

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  Ahh, thank you. Let me move in right now.

For Photographing Public Art Challenge (PPAC) hosted by Cee at Cee’s Photo Challenges

This day in my blogging history

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  2016: Shiny crazy diamonds

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  2018: October 2017 in twenty images

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  2019: Layers here and there