Indra Kagis McEwen Libri

This historical study explores how Vitruvius's De architectura was influenced by the imperial Roman ambition for world domination. It delves into the connection between architecture and the political landscape of ancient Rome, revealing how Vitruvius aimed to present a comprehensive understanding of architecture as a reflection of the empire's power and aspirations. The analysis highlights the interplay between architectural theory and imperial ideology, providing insights into the cultural context of the time.

"... A series of watercolours framed by poems written in their author's hand. They are meant to be understood as single works, whose principal conceit is that of the poet's "hand" addressing the painter's medium, colour." -- Preface.