Calvino italo, invisible cities [2002].

One of the most important works of Italo Calvin – an outstanding Italian writer of the 20th century, a representative of experimental and postmodern literature. The book takes the form of a series of poetic, philosophical descriptions of cities presented in a dialogue between Marco Polo and Emperor Kublai Khan. Each city provides a metaphorical space for reflection on memory, desire, time, language and the nature of human experience.

The copy is hand-bound in leather in the bindery of the Polish Antiquarian, with the utmost care taken to ensure durability and security for generations.

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