jean claude blanc presidente juventus fc ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Rockwell, Blake, Opera singer, tenor, performing Le Comte Ory at Teatro Regio of Turin, 2000, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Rockwell, Blake, Opera singer, tenor, performing Le Comte Ory at Teatro Regio of Turin, 2000, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
il barbiere di siviglia, 2000-2001, rockwell blake, opera, teatro regio torino, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
il barbiere di siviglia, 2000-2001, rockwell blake, opera, teatro regio torino, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
il barbiere di siviglia, 2000-2001, rockwell blake, opera, teatro regio torino, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
stock images as a symbol of oct 6 2008 big stock exchange dump ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Bjorn, Larsson, writer, may 2002, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
© Alberto Ramella / Blackarchives ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
europe, germany, munich, munchen, augustiner brewery, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
europe, germany, munich, munchen, augustiner brewery, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Slow Food, Salone del Gusto, Turin, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
rosi bindi, politician , 2003, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
rosi bindi, politician , 2003, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
pasticceria pfatisch a torino ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Abu, Bidawid, priest, catholic, Baghdad bishop, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
science, bycicle on a wire, science exhibition experimenta, turin, 2002, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
caffe AL BICERIN, historic caffe, Piazza consolata, 5 - torino ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
caffe AL BICERIN, historic caffe, Piazza consolata, 5 - torino ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
caffe AL BICERIN, historic caffe, Piazza consolata, 5 - torino ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Caffe AL BICERIN - historic cafe coffee house - piazza consolata 5 - turin ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
europe, italy, turin, medicine students at university, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
europe, italy, turin, medicine students at university, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
piero bianucci, science journalist, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
piero bianucci, science journalist, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
TORINO 8.5.06-presso la fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo di Torino e stato attribuito il premio Stellare che consta in un anello disegnato da Cattelan la cui pietra ha un dm di 5 cm., a Franca Sozzani per i suoi meriti nel campo della moda.nella foto lo stilista Alberto Biani con il figlio di Franca Sozzani. albertoramella/GraziaNeri ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
TORINO 8.5.06-presso la fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo di Torino e stato attribuito il premio Stellare che consta in un anello disegnato da Cattelan la cui pietra ha un dm di 5 cm., a Franca Sozzani per i suoi meriti nel campo della moda.nella foto lo stilista Alberto Biani con Franca Coin. albertoramella/GraziaNeri ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
TORINO 8.5.06-presso la fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo di Torino e stato attribuito il premio Stellare che consta in un anello disegnato da Cattelan la cui pietra ha un dm di 5 cm., a Franca Sozzani per i suoi meriti nel campo della moda.nella foto lo stilista Alberto Biani. albertoramella/GraziaNeri ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
TORINO 8.5.06-presso la fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo di Torino e stato attribuito il premio Stellare che consta in un anello disegnato da Cattelan la cui pietra ha un dm di 5 cm., a Franca Sozzani per i suoi meriti nel campo della moda.nella foto lo stilista Alberto Biani. albertoramella/GraziaNeri ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
TORINO 8.5.06-presso la fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo di Torino e stato attribuito il premio Stellare che consta in un anello disegnato da Cattelan la cui pietra ha un dm di 5 cm., a Franca Sozzani per i suoi meriti nel campo della moda.nella foto lo stilista Alberto Biani. albertoramella/GraziaNeri ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
TORINO 8.5.06-presso la fondazione Sandretto Re Rebaudengo di Torino e stato attribuito il premio Stellare che consta in un anello disegnato da Cattelan la cui pietra ha un dm di 5 cm., a Franca Sozzani per i suoi meriti nel campo della moda.nella foto lo stilista Alberto Biani. albertoramella/GraziaNeri ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
laura betti, actress, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
© Alberto Ramella / Blackarchives ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Lilli, Bertone, car creator, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Lilli, Bertone, car creator, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Vincenzo, Bertolucci, poet, writer, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Bertolucci, Bernardo, film director, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Bertolucci, Bernardo, film director, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Bernardo Bertolucci, film director, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
bernardo bertolucci, film director, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
livio berruti ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
dietfried, bernet, orchestra conductor, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
dietfried, bernet, orchestra conductor, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Silvio, Berlusconi, 2003, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Silvio, Berlusconi, 2002, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Silvio, Berlusconi, 2002, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Silvio, Berlusconi, Torino, 2004, Umberto Agnelli funeral, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
berlusconi during his speech today in Torino, teatro nuovo ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Slow food, Salone del Gusto, 2004, Turin, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Beppe, Severgnini, journalist, writer, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
beppe severgnini ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
international torino book fair 2008-benny morris ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
international torino book fair 2008-benny morris ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
international torino book fair 2008-benny morris ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
international torino book fair 2008-benny morris ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
arturo benedetti michlangeli, orchestra conductor, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
ben okri, writer, nigeria, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
ben okri, writer, nigeria, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
ben okri, writer, nigeria, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Ben, Okri, nigeria, writer, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
stefania Belmond ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
stefania Belmond ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Francesco, Bellotti, Mario, Monti, economy, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Francesco, Bellotti, economy, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
Marco, Bellocchio, film director, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
marco bellocchio, film director, ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, the main church of the town..Because of its unique geographical position, Bellinzona was once seen from the south as the key to the Alps and from the north as the key to Italy.Today, its rich historical heritage, left from the Middle Ages, still lives on behind the austere charm of this Lombard town in the foothills of the Alps. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, the main church of the town..Because of its unique geographical position, Bellinzona was once seen from the south as the key to the Alps and from the north as the key to Italy.Today, its rich historical heritage, left from the Middle Ages, still lives on behind the austere charm of this Lombard town in the foothills of the Alps. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
the castle of bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, These fortresses number among the finest examples of medieval fortification architecture in the alpine region. As they appear today, Bellinzonas fortifications, whose origins actually go much further back to a prehistoric settlement on Castelgrande hill, are mainly the result of intensive and complex building activity undertaken by the Dukes of Milan in the 15th century. The contruction of powerful defence installations, which effectively formed a barrier right across the Ticino valley floor to halt the advance of the confederates, dates back to this period in history. These battlements, towers and gateway, included in the UNESCO World Heritage list in 2000, are still a source of wonder today. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, Because of its unique geographical position, Bellinzona was once seen from the south as the key to the Alps and from the north as the key to Italy.Today, its rich historical heritage, left from the Middle Ages, still lives on behind the austere charm of this Lombard town in the foothills of the Alps. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, Because of its unique geographical position, Bellinzona was once seen from the south as the key to the Alps and from the north as the key to Italy.Today, its rich historical heritage, left from the Middle Ages, still lives on behind the austere charm of this Lombard town in the foothills of the Alps. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, Because of its unique geographical position, Bellinzona was once seen from the south as the key to the Alps and from the north as the key to Italy.Today, its rich historical heritage, left from the Middle Ages, still lives on behind the austere charm of this Lombard town in the foothills of the Alps. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, Because of its unique geographical position, Bellinzona was once seen from the south as the key to the Alps and from the north as the key to Italy.Today, its rich historical heritage, left from the Middle Ages, still lives on behind the austere charm of this Lombard town in the foothills of the Alps. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
bellinzona, canton ticino, switzerland, Because of its unique geographical position, Bellinzona was once seen from the south as the key to the Alps and from the north as the key to Italy.Today, its rich historical heritage, left from the Middle Ages, still lives on behind the austere charm of this Lombard town in the foothills of the Alps. ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
© Alberto Ramella / Blackarchives ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
belfast - northern ireland - sept 2005.after the cease fire a new wave comes to Northern Ireland, Belfast is in phase of rebuilding and Belfast is considered one of the most trendy town in UK. in the picture belfats telegraph newspaper sell in the streets ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
belfast - northern ireland - sept 2005.after the cease fire a new wave comes to Northern Ireland, Belfast is in phase of rebuilding and Belfast is considered one of the most trendy town in UK. in the picture belfats telegraph newspaper sell in the streets ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
belfast - northern ireland - sept 2005.after the cease fire a new wave comes to Northern Ireland, Belfast is in phase of rebuilding and Belfast is considered one of the most trendy town in UK. in the picture views of Belfast work in progress ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
belfast - northern ireland - sept 2005.after the cease fire a new wave comes to Northern Ireland, Belfast is in phase of rebuilding and Belfast is considered one of the most trendy town in UK. in the picture views of Belfast work in progress ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
belfast - northern ireland - sept 2005.after the cease fire a new wave comes to Northern Ireland, Belfast is in phase of rebuilding and Belfast is considered one of the most trendy town in UK. in the picture views of Belfast work in progress ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
belfast - northern ireland - sept 2005.after the cease fire a new wave comes to Northern Ireland, Belfast is in phase of rebuilding and Belfast is considered one of the most trendy town in UK. in the picture a monument in the city hall ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
belfast - northern ireland - sept 2005.after the cease fire a new wave comes to Northern Ireland, Belfast is in phase of rebuilding and Belfast is considered one of the most trendy town in UK. in the picture Belfast wievs ©Alberto Ramella/Rosebud2
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