The Rome Of Alexander Vii, 1655 1667 by Richard Krautheimer
The City as a Work of Art
This book delves into the transformative period of Rome under the papacy of Alexander VII, exploring the architectural and urban developments that reshaped the city between 1655 and 1667. It examines the intricate interplay between politics, religion, and art, highlighting how Alexander VII's vision and patronage led to significant changes in the city's landscape. The narrative provides insights into the collaborative efforts of artists, architects, and planners who worked to align the city's aesthetic with the grandeur and spiritual aspirations of the Catholic Church, leaving a lasting impact on Rome's historical and cultural identity.
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- 1985
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- 300-400
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