Nicolosi Collection

Cross Section of the Volcano, Mount Etna
Cross-section of the Mount Etna volcano in Sicily, Italy, in 1910. This image shows the eruption of lava, which was taking place that year, heading towards the town of Nicolosi

The Eruption of Mount Etna, Sicily (engraving)
1044095 The Eruption of Mount Etna, Sicily (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Eruption of Mount Etna, Sicily)

Etna in Eruption (engraving)
1618414 Etna in Eruption (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Etna in Eruption. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 18 September 1852)

Italy Nicolosi And Mount Etna

Panorama view over Mount Etna in Snow, Italy
A panoramic view over Mount Etna including three craters and snow in November 2014. With full view on the Monte Escriva Crater. Nicolosi, Sicily, Italy. Unesco World Heritage Site

Misty view on Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy
A view in the mist on one of the higher points of Mount Etna, at Sicily, Italy. Including Mount Etna in the snow. Part of UNESCO World Heritage

Mount Etna, Crater Monte Escriva, Sicily, Italy
A view on one the craters on top of Mount Etna, the Monte Escriva Crater. in the snow with a blue sky, sunshine and clouds nearing. Sicily, Italy. Unesco World Heritage, Active Volcano

Mount Etna with cloudy skies, Sicily, Italy
A view over the landscape of Mount Etna in the snow including, people, a truck and clouds arriving at the mount. Volcano, Sicily, Italy, UNESCO World Heritage

Craters of Barbagallo, Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy
A view on the Volcanic craters of Barbagallo on Mount Etna, in the snow, with a partially cloudy sky and patches of blue sky. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Emptyness at the Craters of Barbagallo Etna Italy
A full view on the Volcanic craters of Barbagallo on Mount Etna, in the snow, with a partially cloudy sky and patches of blue sky. Sicily, Italy.UNESCO World Heritage Site

View on Monte Escriva, Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy
A view on the Monte Escriva Crater on top of Mount Etna, an active volcano. With a cloudy sky in the background. Unesco World Heritage Site, Sicily, Italy

Monte Escriva in Black and White, Mount Etna Italy
A view on the Monte Escriva Crater on top of Mount Etna, an active volcano. With a cloudy sky in the background. Unesco World Heritage Site, Sicily, Italy. In the snow and in black and white

Close up of snow at Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy
A close up view on the snow at Mount Etna including a view in the back on the Craters called Crateri Barbagallo. Sicily, Italy. UNESCO World Heritage Site

Autumn
Strolling in the woods; the slopes of Mount Etna

Panoramic view, Mount Etna between clouds and snow
A panoramic view on Mount Etna in the snow and between the clouds, on Sicily, Italy. Including a view on the Monte Escriva Volcanic Crater, visitors, and transportation on the mountain

The Eruption of Mount Etna, Sicily, 1883: 1
THE ERUPTION OF MOUNT ETNA, SICILY, 1883: 1. View of the Upper Regions of Etna, from the Scene of the Recent Outbreak. 2. Portrait of S

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View of Mt. Etna erupting from Nicolosi, Sicily, Italy

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Nicolosi, a picturesque town nestled at the foot of Mount Etna, offers a captivating cross-section of this majestic volcano's wonders. As you explore its enchanting landscapes, you'll be mesmerized by the raw power and beauty that emanates from every corner. Witnessing the eruption of Mount Etna is an awe-inspiring spectacle that leaves one in complete awe. The fiery lava flows and billowing smoke paint a vivid picture against the Sicilian sky, showcasing nature's incredible force. In moments of tranquility, when not engulfed in eruptions, Mount Etna reveals another side to its personality. A panorama view over this snow-capped giant presents an ethereal sight - a harmonious blend of white and black contrasting against Italy's azure skies. Misty mornings on Mount Etna add an air of mystery to its already mystical aura. As wisps of fog dance around its peaks, it feels as if you've entered another realm altogether. Nature's secrets are whispered through these veils of mist. Venturing closer to the heart of this volcanic wonderland leads you to Crater Monte Escriva - a testament to Earth's ever-changing landscape. Its rugged terrain serves as a reminder that even amidst destruction lies remarkable resilience and rebirth. Cloudy skies cast dramatic shadows upon Mount Etna, heightening its grandeur with each passing moment. It stands tall and proud against any weather conditions thrown its way - an emblematic symbol for strength and endurance. The craters scattered across Barbagallo reveal yet another facet within Nicolosi's vicinity. These hollows evoke feelings of emptiness but also curiosity about what lies beneath their surface; they beckon explorers seeking answers within their depths. Monte Escriva emerges from obscurity when captured in black and white photography - stark contrasts accentuate every crevice on this magnificent mountain range. It becomes evident how light can shape our perception of nature's wonders.