Description

We are pleased to present “Italian Chronicles” by Stendhal, published in 1923 by the Evening Review in Warsaw. This extremely fascinating work is not only a travel account, but also a profound analysis of social, political and cultural phenomena in 19th century Italy.
In “Italian Chronicles” Stendhal, with unparalleled sensitivity and erudition, depicts both everyday life and the complex political situation in Italy. The author passionately describes artistic phenomena, architecture, as well as his personal observations, which show Italy at its fullest and most colorful. Thanks to his personal and at the same time objective view, the reader also learns about the humanistic aspirations of the Italians and their quest for freedom and unity.
The elegant leather binding, made with care by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery, gives the book a unique character and durability. “Italian Chronicles” is not only valuable reading for lovers of travel literature, but also a valuable treasure for collectors, which can be passed down from generation to generation. We encourage you to purchase this interesting publication, which is sure to provide many inspiring thoughts and impressions!