Roma tesoros de las grandes civilizaciones [texto, Maria Teresa Guaitoli ; traducción: J. Castillo Vilá.
Idioma: Inglés Lenguaje original: Italiano Detalles de publicación: México Advanced Marketing c2006.Descripción: 207 p. col. ill. 33 cmISBN:- 9789707184442
- DG63 .G83 2006
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This meticulously researched book reconstructs the history of ancient Rome, from its formative years to the crisis in the 5th century B.C., that followed its widespread conquests. Through an in-depth exploration of the historical, architectural, and artistic facets of the main periods of Roman civilization, author Maria Teresa Guaitoli presents a compelling pictorial survey of the development of the Roman world. The book traces the influence of the many civilizations that were absorbed into the Roman empire, highlighting how their customs, ideas, traditions, and beliefs impacted the culture's artistic output and architecture. Hundreds of photographs display the intricate mosaics, meticulously carved statues and reliefs, and sophisticated architecture whose influence is still strong today. Based on the most current archaeological findings, the book includes reconstructions and plans that demonstrate the complexity of Rome's ancient architectural sites, providing readers with a robust look at a remarkable civilization.
Translation of : Roma Storia e Tesoridi un' Antica Civiltá.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 206) and index.