«Like an eagle’s nest». Catanzaro in the View of Claude-Louis Châtelet between Suggestion and Document

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Abstract
The view of Catanzaro, the old capital of Calabria Ultra and now the regional capital, contained in Voyage offers a starting point of analysis to explain historical structure and urban transformations. The drawing documents the portion of the city depicted, although its designer, Claude-Louis Châtelet, wanted to narrate the picturesque location. Comparison with the previous and subsequent iconography allows us to quickly view the changes suffered by the city and, above all, the change of its image and its identity.
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Authors Scamardì, Giuseppina;
Journal archistor architettura storia restauro - architecture history restoration
Year 2019
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Medicine Materials of engineering and construction. Mechanics of materials Science optics. light architecture philology. linguistics history (general) and history of europe architectural drawing and design political science (general) history (general) mining engineering. metallurgy drawing. design. illustration english literature international relations

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