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"When Caravaggio first arrived in Rome in 1592, it was the richest, most glamorous city on earth--and one of the most dangerous." The Art of Travel series celebrates the world's greatest artists and the cities they lived and worked in. See the sights through their eyes. Watch their masterpieces come to life. Transport yourself back in time into the heart of Italy's great cities, with the country's best-loved artists as your tour guides. Meet Caravaggio navigating the mean streets of 17th-century Rome. Head to 18th-century Venice, where Canaletto paints supersized postcards for Grand Tourists,…mehr

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"When Caravaggio first arrived in Rome in 1592, it was the richest, most glamorous city on earth--and one of the most dangerous." The Art of Travel series celebrates the world's greatest artists and the cities they lived and worked in. See the sights through their eyes. Watch their masterpieces come to life. Transport yourself back in time into the heart of Italy's great cities, with the country's best-loved artists as your tour guides. Meet Caravaggio navigating the mean streets of 17th-century Rome. Head to 18th-century Venice, where Canaletto paints supersized postcards for Grand Tourists, or to medieval Florence, where you'll find Giotto hard at work in the Bardi Chapel. This beautiful, luxurious, and covetable book features 12 chapters, 21 artists, and 23 destinations, with itineraries that lead you through Italy's cultural hotspots to see their greatest works--whether up close and in person, or from the comfort of your armchair. Written by an art historian who also works as a travel writer for one of the UK's leading newspapers, the book has specially commissioned maps for each chapter, with charming hand-drawn vignettes that will immerse you in the historic worlds of the artists. Forthcoming titles in the Art of Travel series: France, Japan, Spain, Britain, US
Autorenporträt
Nick Trend is an art historian and journalist. As Chief Culture Editor for the Daily Telegraph, he has spent nearly three decades writing about the world's art treasures and has produced guides to many of the greatest museums and art collections. He has also worked on the curatorial staff at the National Gallery in London and has a degree in English Literature from Cambridge and a PhD in Art History from the University of East Anglia. His latest book, Art Firsts, was published in 2023.