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Rome: A Sketch-Book

By Fred Richards

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

See the wonders of an ancient city through drawings and stories, traveling back to experience its famous landmarks and glorious past.

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2006-12-10
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Summary

"Rome: A Sketch-Book" by Fred Richards is a collection of drawings and short blurbs that tries to show what it was like to travel to Rome many years ago. The book is a simple guide that shows important places and buildings in the city, and tries to get people interested in the way Rome looks and its culture. It has lots of pictures with short descriptions that focus on famous places like the Temple of Vespasian, the Pantheon, and St. Peter's Basilica. It shines a light on amazing locations in and around the city, like old buildings, churches, and pretty views, giving a quick look at the city's history and impressive size. Mostly, the book wants to entertain visually instead of giving a long, complex story, making it good for people who like art, old times, or trips to other places.

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