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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Jacqueline Champeaux , Maria Teresa Caracciolo , Roselyne de AyalaPublisher: Abbeville Press Inc.,U.S. Imprint: Abbeville Press Inc.,U.S. Weight: 7.575kg ISBN: 9780789211033ISBN 10: 0789211033 Pages: 496 Publication Date: 23 August 2011 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsTable of Contents from The History of Rome in Painting INTRODUCTION By Maria Teresa Caracciolo ANTIQUITY From the Origins to the V Century AD THE CITY AT THE END OF THE ANCIENT WORLD Survivals and Transformations from the VI to the XIII Centuries ROME AND ITS PORTRAIT From the XIII to the XV Centuries FORGE OF IMAGES The XVI Century THE GATHERING PLACE OF EUROPE The XVII Century A CITY OF CONTRASTS The XVIII Century A CITY IN NEED OF REINVENTION The XIX Century CAPITAL OF ITALY The XX CenturyReviewsPraise for The History of Rome in Painting: An impressive, hefty volume offers page after page of full-color art. In a red cloth slipcase, the oversized book is quite the gift. -- Fine Books & Collections Opening this book...is a sensuous experience, and a window onto multiple scenes both glorious and gory...the tone throughout is scholarly without being dry. ...It's surprising the pages don't smell of pigment...A more comprehensive, accessible, and lavishly presented collection would be difficult to find. -- ForeWord Reviews -- Chosen as a Good Morning America Anchors' Favorite Coffee Table Books of 2011 "Praise for The History of Rome in Painting: ""An impressive, hefty volume offers page after page of full-color art. In a red cloth slipcase, the oversized book is quite the gift."" -- Fine Books & Collections ""Opening this book...is a sensuous experience, and a window onto multiple scenes both glorious and gory...the tone throughout is scholarly without being dry. ...It's surprising the pages don't smell of pigment...A more comprehensive, accessible, and lavishly presented collection would be difficult to find."" -- ForeWord Reviews -- Chosen as a Good Morning America Anchors' Favorite Coffee Table Books of 2011" Praise for The History of Rome in Painting: ""An impressive, hefty volume offers page after page of full-color art. In a red cloth slipcase, the oversized book is quite the gift."" -- Fine Books & Collections ""Opening this book...is a sensuous experience, and a window onto multiple scenes both glorious and gory...the tone throughout is scholarly without being dry. ...It's surprising the pages don't smell of pigment...A more comprehensive, accessible, and lavishly presented collection would be difficult to find."" -- ForeWord Reviews -- Chosen as a Good Morning America Anchors' Favorite Coffee Table Books of 2011 Author InformationMaria Teresa Caracciolo is the author or editor of several art histories and books about Rome. Roselyne de Ayala has written or edited a number of books on art, literature, and music, including Brilliant Beginnings: The Youthful Works of Great Artists, Writers, and Composers (Abrams, 2000). With text by: Jacqueline Champeaux, Serena Romano, Ivan Foletti, Luciano Arcangeli, Andrea Zanelli, and Micol Forti Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |