Ninfa
The most romantic garden in the world
edited by Michael Matheus, illustrated by Christoph Brech and contributions by Andreas Beitin
Hardback (Published)
(September 2023)
ISBN: 9783795426781
Price: $66.00
On back order
Ninfa was described in the 19th century as “a city of fairytale ruins”, as “The Pompeii of the Middle Ages” or further on as “the Pompeii of Christendom”. This extraordinary, unique and suggestive place is approximatively one hour south of Rome by car. The ensemble of ruins, vegetation and animals makes Ninfa a unique world heritage place. Outstanding documentation about a unique place, with beautiful shots from the world renowned photographer and filmmaker Christoph Brech.
- Illustrated by Christoph Brech
- Contributions by Andreas Beitin
- Edited by Michael Matheus
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