Literary sketches of postwar Rome—its streets, people, art, and Hadrian’s Villa—capturing the city’s chaotic, sensuous spirit.
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Literary sketches of postwar Rome—its streets, people, art, and Hadrian’s Villa—capturing the city’s chaotic, sensuous spirit.
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Republished in a beautiful new package, the eternal classic that captures the Eternal City in all its vibrant enchantment Bringing to life the legendary city's beauty and magic in all its many facets, Eleanor Clark's masterful collection of vignettes, Rome and a Villa, has transported readers for generations. In 1947 the young American writer traveled to Rome on a Guggenheim fellowship. But instead of a novel, Clark created a series of sketches of Roman life written mostly between 1948 and 1951....
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Recurring churches, Catholic culture, and sites like the Protestant cemetery
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Light background observations of postwar Roman social life
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