Not the best in the world, but best for the world
Prelude - Editorial note
This slogan of the Hotel Etico in Rome (presented together with the Hotel of the Senato in this issue of our magazine), prompts us to reflect on the ways in which we travel and the goals of our travels. [...]
Read more >Birth in Venice
Prelude - Editorial note
On the routes of the Grand Tour, discovering Venice, and the Lido, with the eyes of Peggy Guggenheim, Floriano Francesconi, Giorgione, Patricia Urquiola, Thomas Mann and Count Giuseppe Volpi of Misurata [...]
Read more >Welcome to page 2 of 100
Prelude - Editorial note
In this new Spring/Summer issue, Roman Art & Photo Walks presents its 100 pages, its new “Where & Why” section, and greetings from a number of friends who also happen to be great international photographers. [...]
Read more >Thanatos, Eros and the Thousand Faces of Doctor Photos
Prelude - Editorial note
The first year of images of our magazine (photos) ended with us mourning a loss (Thanatos), opening, as all deaths do, the door to a new life (Eros). [...]
Read more >Friendly People
Prelude - Editorial note
According to the Dalai Lama, to whom this issue of our magazine dedicates several considerations, the sources of our happiness are physical well-being, the possession of material goods and having friendly people close to us. [...]
Read more >Courage and audacity
Prelude - Editorial note
Courage and audacity. Courage is behind every great idea. Audacity is behind every great chance we have to take. (Steven Spielberg) [...]
Read more >We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep
Prelude - Editorial note
We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. (Prospero, the Duke of Milan, in William Shakespeare’s The Tempest) [...]
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