Rome—Imagined and Observed
Chris PetittDiscovering Rome on Foot and in the Archive
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Paddy on the quay at Orsova—13 August 1934
Patrick Leigh Fermor’s walk from the Netherlands to Constantinople between 1933 and 1934 produced the three-volume (A Time of Gifts (1977); Between the Woods and the Water (1986); The Broken World (2013)) observation of a world made to disa...
Goethe’s Invisible City—23 July 1787
Goethe, if he were to stand atop the column of Trajan again today, would wonder what number of calamities had occurred to disfigure Rome since he first scanned the skyline 239 years ago.
In the evening I climbed Trajan’s column in order to...
Is this the earliest depiction of a nasone ...
Is this the earliest depiction of a nasone, the ubiquitous (though their number has diminished) fountains that were introduced to Rome in the 1870s? Ettore Roesler Franz painted this now vanished street scene where via della Lungaretta runs...
Borgia Family Mayhem in Renaissance Rome
The Borgia family had the run of the city for 50-some years from the time Alfonso de Borgia was made Pope Calixtus III in 1455 to the death of his grand-nephew the soldier of fortune Cesare and removal to Ferrara by marriage of this grand-n...
Benvenuto Cellini—Master Artist, Master Memoirist and Eyewitness to the Sack of Rome—6 May 1527
No impression of my first time in Rome remains more vivid than the murmuration - the choreographed swirling ascent and stoop – of thousands of starlings watched from riverside rampart of Castel Sant’Angelo in the damp dusk of a December aft...
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