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“Rome: People of the Baroque” by Kazimierz Chlędowski is an extremely interesting publication, which introduces readers not only to the architecture and art of the Baroque era, but first of all to the people who created it. The author draws us into the world of Roman artists, writers and thinkers, their passions, ambitions and conflicts that formed the atmosphere of Rome during this extraordinary period. Chlędowski passionately profiles such figures as Caravaggio, Bernini and Borromini, showing their influence on the development of European art and culture.
The hand-bound edition in fine leather, created by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbinders’ Bindery, gives the book a unique style, emphasizing its value as a valuable collector’s item. The 1931 edition is gaining importance as a signature piece of Polish scholarly literature on art history. Owning this title enriches one’s personal collection with a unique work that not only provides knowledge, but is also an aesthetic treasure that can be passed down from generation to generation. This is an excellent investment, combining educational and artistic qualities, which will add prestige to any library.