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Pasquino, One Of The Talking Statues Of Time-ruined Rome On Which, Since The 16th Century, The Romans Affixed And Continue To Pos Editorial Photo


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Rome, Italy - March 01, 2020: Pasquino, one of the talking statues of time-ruined Rome on which, since the 16th century, the Romans affixed and continue to post anonymous satirical messages

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ROME, ITALY - MAY 09, 2019: Pasquino - the most famous of six talking statues of Rome, Italy
ROME, ITALY - MAY 09, 2019: Pasquino - the most famous of six talking statues of Rome, Italy
Pasquino, one of the talking statues of time-ruined Rome on which, since the 16th century, the Romans affixed and continue to pos
Pasquino, one of the talking statues of time-ruined Rome on which, since the 16th century, the Romans affixed and continue to pos
Pasquino, one of the talking statues of time-ruined Rome on which, since the 16th century, the Romans affixed and continue to pos

Pasquino, one of the talking statues of time-ruined Rome on which, since the 16th century, the Romans affixed and continue to pos
Pasquino, one of the talking statues of time-ruined Rome on which, since the 16th century, the Romans affixed and continue to pos