Rome (Artistic Centers of the Italian Renaissance)
by Marcia B. Hall
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Rome (Artistic Centers of the Italian Renaissance)
April 18, 2005, Cambridge University Press
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0521624452 9780521624459
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"MODERN ROME STRIKES ITS VISITORS AS A truly Eternal City, its imposing ancient ruins forever choked in a seething tide of buses, cars, and motor scooters, the Michelangelo-designed trapezoid of its civic center jostling the gleaming marble pile of the late nineteenth-century monument to King Victor Emmanuel II."
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"MODERN ROME STRIKES ITS VISITORS AS A truly Eternal City, its imposing ancient ruins forever choked in a seething tide of buses, cars, and motor scooters, the Michelangelo-designed trapezoid of its civic center jostling the gleaming marble pile of the late nineteenth-century monument to King Victor Emmanuel II."
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