Tofanelli's drawing "The Church of San Marco. 1833" and a modern view from the same angle.
Let's fill up on "Then and Today," where in old images of places familiar to us, amazing metamorphoses occur with the growth of people. But Tofanelli pleased me not because his giants are different from modern humans, but because his characters are different from each other as well. Two giants and "handmaidens" who barely reach the giants' heads to the elbow.
The building has been slightly rebuilt over the years, they added an upper row of arches, but the lower row remained the same and even now the doorways in it in their height are suitable for tall people from the picture.
