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Collapse of the Campanile in St Marks Square, Venice, Italy

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Collapse of the Campanile in St Marks Square, Venice, Italy

A photo-montage re-creation of the dramatic collapse of the Campanile in St Marks Square, Venice, Italy on 14th July 1902 Date: 1902

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Media ID 11587551

© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

Breaking Bricks Campanile Collapse Collapses Collapsing Cracks Devastating Dramatic Dust Fake Falling Falls False Marks Photomontage Reconstructed Reconstruction Rubble Tumbling Venice 14th 1902


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In the heart of Venice, Italy, on a fateful summer day in 1902, the iconic Campanile in St Mark's Square collapsed in a dramatic and devastating display of destruction. The Campanile, a symbol of Venetian history and culture, had stood tall for over 700 years, but on 14th July 1902, it began to crumble before the eyes of stunned onlookers. The cause of the collapse was a mystery, with some speculating that the foundations had been weakened by the removal of stones for restoration work. Others believed it was due to the effects of earthquakes or the weight of the bells. Whatever the reason, the Campanile's demise was a shocking and tragic event. This photo-montage re-creation captures the dramatic moments of the Campanile's collapse, with bricks and rubble tumbling down in a cloud of dust. The once proud structure implodes, leaving only a pile of debris in its place. The cracks and fissures in the walls are evident, as the weight of the tower proved too much for its foundations. Despite the devastation, Venice and its people rallied together to rebuild the Campanile. The reconstruction was completed in 1912, and the Campanile once again stood tall, a testament to the resilience and determination of the Italian people. This dramatic image serves as a reminder of the power of nature and the passage of time, as well as the importance of preserving historical landmarks for future generations to enjoy. However, it is important to note that this is a photomontage re-creation and not an actual photograph of the event.

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