Hello! Wondering if anyone could provide their thoughts on this word... Someone on a Facebook group posted this and was wanting help.
Thanks,
James
Thoughts on this word?
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AngelaGrace56
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This is a little bit "off-beat", excuse the pun, but is this to do with genealogy or music. I'm clearly reading the words "blous" which means "blues". I see the word "statuario" after it which is "statuary" which fits into the "rhythym and blues" theme. Ofcourse, this just might be a coincidence, and/or the word might not be "blous" but that's what I'm reading. Maybe someone else can make more sense of it.
Angela
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I believe that it is meant to read " un blocco statuario..." A block of staturary
There are famous marble quarries on Monte Altissimo in the Seravezza Territory. The note mentions "Il Monte Altissimo a Seravezza..." and I think it describes the transport of statuary marble block.
Could this be a notation on the back of an artist's rendering? I say that because Fannie Drexel Paul was known for her artistic talents (note says "copied 1878-9 by Fannie Drexel Paul)
Just my thoughts!
T.
There are famous marble quarries on Monte Altissimo in the Seravezza Territory. The note mentions "Il Monte Altissimo a Seravezza..." and I think it describes the transport of statuary marble block.
Could this be a notation on the back of an artist's rendering? I say that because Fannie Drexel Paul was known for her artistic talents (note says "copied 1878-9 by Fannie Drexel Paul)
Just my thoughts!
T.
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Great thoughts
thank you!!
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AngelaGrace56
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I knew that I was taking a risk with my interpretation - "rhythym and blues" 1878/9
I was struggling to decipher all the words, and ofcourse, now that I read Tessa's interpretation, it all looks very clear. I believe that Tessa's intepretation is correct. Well done, Tessa.
Angela
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