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• GoldenEye
  *Production design by: [[Peter Lamont]] *[[Saint Petersburg|St. Petersburg, Russia]]
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• Verona
  ...site, built from 1123-1135, over the 4th century shrine to Verona's patron saint, St Zeno. The splendid [[façade]] dominates the large square, and is flank ...as faded 15th century [[fresco]]es and carved scenes from the life of [[St Peter Martyr]], but the [[façade]] is unfinished. Inside is one of the most outs
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• Genoa
  |Saint:||[[St. John the Baptist]] ...a’s peak in the 16th century, the city attracted many artists, including [[Peter Paul Rubens|Rubens]], [[Caravaggio]] and [[Van Dyck]]. The famed architect
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• History of Naples
  ...Moenia]]. The [[Cathedral of Naples]], as well, is dedicated to the patron saint.
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• The Spy Who Loved Me (film)
  ...] crops up later, as reportedly does an excerpt from [[Camille Saint-Saëns|Saint-Saëns]]' The Aquarium from The Carnival of the Animals. Finally, Hamlisch ...Nominated || [[Academy Award for Best Art Direction]] || [[Ken Adam]]<br>[[Peter Lamont]]<br>[[Hugh Scaife]]
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• For Your Eyes Only (film)
  ...ike Moore had made his name playing [[Simon Templar]] in ''[[Return of the Saint]]''. Eventually, however this came to nothing as Moore signed on to play th *Production design: [[Peter Lamont]]
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• Europe
  | [[St. Peter Port]] | [[Saint Helier]]
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• Licence to Kill
  *[[Dario, Perez and Braun|Braun]] - [[Guy De Saint Cyr]] *Production design by: [[Peter Lamont]]
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• Italian literature
  ...n poet), [[Arator]], [[Venantius Fortunatus]], [[Felix the Grammarian]], [[Peter of Pisa]], [[Paulinus of Aquileia]], and many others. ...et]], St. [[Thomas Aquinas]], [[Cacciaguida]], [[St. Benedict]], and [[St. Peter]], are all so many objective creations; they stand before us in all the lif
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• Italian Literature
  ...n poet), [[Arator]], [[Venantius Fortunatus]], [[Felix the Grammarian]], [[Peter of Pisa]], [[Paulinus of Aquileia]], and many others. ...et]], St. [[Thomas Aquinas]], [[Cacciaguida]], [[St. Benedict]], and [[St. Peter]], are all so many objective creations; they stand before us in all the lif
  112 KB (18,241 words) - 13:59, 29 March 2010

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