Ray, nice warm glow and reflections from the o-35/2.
Verona is perhaps best known as the setting of Shakespeare's romantic tragedy, Romeo and Juliet.
Juliet's house, the original dates to the 13th century and belonged to the Capello family. It was purchased by the City of Verona in 1905 and was shortly thereafter totally rebuilt without much regard to its original design.
Capello resembles Juliet's family name Capulet, the similarities combined with Imagination and clever marketing transformed the home to the popular attraction it is today. The small balcony overlooking the courtyard was added in the 1930s to complete the Shakespeare description.
Letters to Juliet number 50,000+ annually and are responded to by secretaries that work in the home.
Bronze statute of Juliet ca1969, was replaced with a copy in 2014. The original is at the house museum.
