Sketches Of Etruscan Places And Other Italian Essays by D. H. Lawrence

This book is a collection of travel writings by an early 20th-century British author, exploring the landscapes, art, and culture of the Etruscan civilization in Italy. The essays delve into the author's personal reflections and detailed observations on the ancient sites, artifacts, and the enduring influence of the Etruscans on Italian heritage. Through his vivid prose, the author not only paints a picture of the physical remnants of the Etruscan world but also philosophizes about the spiritual and cultural significance of these ancient people, contrasting their values with those of modern society.

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Published
1932
Nationality
British
Type
Fiction
Pages
250-300
Words
Unknown
Original Language
English

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