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Diego Angeli tra arte e letteratura [EPUB ebook]

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Il volume raccoglie gli atti della giornata di studi dedicata, nel novembre 2023, a Diego Angeli, uno dei protagonisti della vita culturale romana tra Otto e Novecento: i contributi di specialisti di varie discipline ricostruiscono, vagliando criticamente il già noto ma soprattutto fornendo nuovi materiali, fonti e spunti di riflessione originali, la sua figura poliedrica di scrittore, traduttore, critico d’arte e pittore dilettante, giornalista mondano e cronista di guerra durante il primo conflitto mondiale, nonché primo direttore del Museo Napoleonico di Palazzo Primoli a Roma.

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Language Italian ● Format EPUB ● Pages 122 ● ISBN 9791256690800 ● File size 8.9 MB ● Publisher tab edizioni ● Published 2025 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 10207738 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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