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Rome Was the Eternal City: From Piranesi to the Present
"Rome's enduring identity as the Eternal City has been visually and conceptually shaped across centuries, transitioning from Giovanni Battista Piranesi's monumental 18th-century etchings of ruins to contemporary urban and cultural frameworks. This evolution reflects changing architectural philosophies, preservation strategies, and the continuous reimagining of antiquity in the modern world. Introduction to the Eternal City and Its Visual Legacy The concept of Rome as the Urbs Aeterna—the Eternal City—is not merely a poetic designation; it is a complex cultural construct built upon layers of physical ruins, historical texts, and artistic interp..."
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