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RUINS OF ROME JOURNAL
CUNNINGHAM LAIN
- Editorial
- INGRAM
- Año edición
- 2017
- ISBN
- 978-1-946732-43-9
- Encuadernación
- Rústica
- Páginas
- 100
- Idioma
- Castellano
This unlined journal reproduces the evocative cover photo on the books called Ruins of Rome I and II. The generously sized interior pages are decorated with vintage sketches that alternate in the upper and lower corners. Each two-page spread offers a beautiful place to record your thoughts and draw your own art.About?Ruins of Rome I & II:At over 2,500 years old, Rome is more than the capital of Italy. It is the center of artistic creativity and a cultural complex that arguably outstrips any other location on earth. Ancient monuments like the Colosseum continue to capture our attention while institutions like the Vatican Museums spur intellectual interest.The heartbeat of Rome is found in every traveler?s soul. The rushing crowds on the main avenues can be left behind by ducking down a side street. After a block or two, enter one of the small neighborhood streets where children play ball and the splash of fountains echoes against the buildings.From Aventine Hill to St. Peter?s Basilica, from the banks of the Tiber to the Aniene, Rome is a kaleidoscopic journey through time. Its history encompasses the Roman E