Step into the Rome of Roman Pictures, where a solitary traveler meets a stylish local and a city alive with art, memory, and hidden motives.
In late April sunlight, a young narrator wanders Rome, chasing a dreamlike mood as if drawn through a living fresco. A chance encounter with Deering pulls the story from private reverie into shared, brisk conversation about language, place, and belonging. The scene shifts from sunlit squares to a shadowed, intimate world of rooms, lodgers, and the peculiar conversations that define a city’s character.
Across these pages, the narrator observes a cast of vivid characters—from the elegant to the comic—each revealing Rome through their habits, loyalties, and rivalries. The narratives within reveal how art, money, romance, and power mingle in a way that only a city like Rome can host, offering a quiet, observant meditation on human complexity.
Ideal for readers who enjoy character-driven fiction set against an evocative European backdrop.
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An aged lT eresa and Bcrta, a fluent intiphon, some English speaking, troubles of a patriot, country days, the Virginian sculptress, Luigi, i gentleman in Rome, precious refinements, a chance worth seizing, Rome the inexhaustible. VII. via DBLLA PURIFICAZIONB 94 A tangle of byways, the medieval challenge. Teresa at home, Mr. Dapontc, Rome on the house-tops Teres in London, English freedom, Luigi on Rome, the end of his chances, a spoilt tea-party, a prospcrt of Rome. VIII, A LHA NO IO7 A day in the country, Teresa sparty, anE nglish ramble, mother and child, Mimi in icty, Olga and the arts, the forgotten pensioner-, the Russian waif, despair and disillusion, a page ol ltoevsky, a dusty road-side, the Virgilian fore IX. CASTEL GANDOLFO 121 Prialein Dahl, a piece of nature, an Arcadian walk, I ilia, the great saloon, Miss Gilpin, the acL c:. ID ante, a woman of letters, the clever touch, a reposeful friend, the accent of Dresden, Brda in solitude. VIA SIM IN AD eering again, the Clarksnns, privileges of ,M r. I rd, a cousin of theM arshams, 1rjn.iv, the trueR uskin, anE nglish babe, the sheep in the bunker, Bashford ssort, England in Rome.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book offers a captivating journey into the artistic and cultural heart of Rome, as seen through the eyes of a young and aspiring pilgrim fascinated by the city's timeless beauty. The author takes the reader on a series of encounters with a lively cast of characters who embody the bohemian spirit of the city in the early 20th century. From the flamboyant young artist Deering, who introduces the narrator to Rome's hidden gems, to a struggling opera singer and a pair of aspiring dancers, each encounter unveils a different facet of the city's artistic landscape. Through these encounters, the author explores themes of artistic passion, the pursuit of dreams, and the tension between tradition and modernity in Rome's vibrant cultural scene. This book provides a unique and immersive experience, inviting readers to discover the eternal city through the eyes of those who live and breathe its artistic spirit. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330502952_0
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