Old School Galleries by John Rizzuto: Featured Galleries and Collections

New Orleans Top Shots

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Art of Ink

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Photography and fine art prints of women with tattoos by John Rizzuto. This is a collection of black and white photography and color negatives of women with ink.

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Carnival

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Venice - Photography from Carnival.

Old San Juan

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Old San Juan (Spanish: Viejo San Juan) is the oldest settlement within the territory of the United States and it is the historic colonial section of San Juan, Puerto Rico. It is one of the two barrios, in addition to Santurce, that made up San Juan prior to 1951, in which the former independent municipality of Río Piedras was annexed. Old San Juan is located on a small and narrow island which lies in the north coast, about 35 miles from the east end of Puerto Rico, and is united to the mainland of Puerto Rico by the three bridges. It is bounded by the Atlantic Ocean to the North and To the South by the San Juan Harbour or "Bahia of San Juan" which lies between the city and the mainland. On a bluff about 100 feet high at the west end of the island and commanding the entrance to the harbour rise the battlements of Fort San Felipe del Morro, in which there is a lighthouse. The "Caño de San Antonio" lies also in South Coast and extends to the Southeast where the island of Old San Juan connects to the mainland through Santurce by three bridges, "Puente Dos Hermanos" (Ave. Ashford), "Puente G. Esteves" (Ave. Ponce de León) and "Puente San Antonio" (Ave. Fernandes Juncos). The city is characterized by its narrow cobblestone streets and flat-roofed brick and stone buildings dating back to the 16th and 17th century when Puerto Rico was a Spanish possession. Near Fort San Felipe del Morro is the Casa Blanca, a palace on land which belonged to the family of Ponce de Leon.

New York City

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Photography and fine art prints of New York City by John Rizzuto.

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Vintage

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Tribute to Vintage 1950's pinups and other items.

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