Eros and Psyche in Rome
Storyboard of the Myth and City Map
by Miriam Mirolla
Rome, the Eternal City, contains images, tales and legends from nearly three thousand years of history. How can we find our way through this territory so full of wonders? This map offer a special key of interpretation: the myth of Eros and Psyche as depicted by artist of all periods in ancient, modern and contemporary masterpieces, held by the most important museums and institutions in the city.
- By (author) Miriam Mirolla
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