Scuola d'applicazione di sanita militare
Hygieia (Greek deity).
Scuola di sanità€ militare (Florence, Italy).
Schools, Medical
Military Medicine
Mythology
A drawing of Hygieia, in a pink robe holding a Red Cross flag in her right hand, is on the far left hand side of the postcard. On the right hand side, in the foreground, is an eagle perched on top of three shields representing the Red Cross, the crown of Italy and the city of Florence. On the left side of the shields is inscription Dogali, 26 gennaio 1887 and on the right side Adua, Marzo 1896 - both towns in Eritrea where on those dates Italian army suffered heavy losses fighting to gain colonies. In the background we see Palazzo Vecchio of Florence with red tiled roofs of smaller houses below it and green hills behind it in the distance.
Purchase; Michael Zwerdling; 2004; 04-22.
Firenze : Stab. Gambi, Aprile 1904
Zwerdling, Michael, former owner.
Postcards
Still image
1 postcard : 9 x 14 cm
color
nlm:nlmuid-101656184-img
101656184
http://resource.nlm.nih.gov/101656184
IHM: D04524
Italian
Italy
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