The term arc is derived from the Latin word "arcus", it means "keel". These photos represent arcs both of Europe and of Asia art. There are narrow alleys typical of Liguria, a northern Italy region; there is a Forum in Rome; there is an arcade in a cloister and also the rest of a Morocco.
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arc by Valentina Sannicolo at Cepolina.com, Star rating , Votes:0 , Summary:The term arc is derived from the Latin word "arcus", it means "bow". These photos represent arcs both of Occidental and of Oriental art. There are narrow alleys typical of Liguria, a northern Italian region; there is a triumph arc in Rome; there is an arcade in a cloister and also the rest of a Muslim mosque.
