Memorial Masonry

A craft ancient as civilization itself, where tradition, skills and lettering meet in a unique blend.

Dante’s Inferno: Canto VI

What happens when insatiable greed and overconsumption meet? Mud, big dogs and weird gods await you!

Restoring Canterbury Cathedral

Explore the backstage of one most famous holy sites in the world, Canterbury Cathedral. This building has it all!

The World: A Family History

Review of a colossal work made my Simon Sebag Montefiore and notes from his presentation at Canterbury!

Dante’s Inferno: Canto III

Hell has a fancy entrance door, an ancient bearded doorman on a boat and lovely floors to explore.

Dante’s Inferno: Canto II

The second chapter of the Divine Comedy, containing the invocation of the Muses on a holy week-end night!

Rich monks of Naples

A monastery in the highest spot of Naples hiding: Sculptures, Frescoes, Paintings and treasures. This place has got all for us to review!

Dante’s Inferno: Canto I

The first chapter and review of the Divine Comedy, a descriptive analysis and notes to spark your interest and curiosity!

Dante’s Inferno series: Introduction

A Mind-Boggling Journey through Hell

Italian Gardens, Mamma Mia!

Money buys you the best materials, but poor design and planning can ruin them.

The Gates of Paradise

Dive into the enchanting world of Lorenzo Ghiberti and his awe-inspiring masterpiece.

The Raphael cartoons in Technicolor

Tapestries need drawings first and Raphael did many for Pope Leo X. Courtesy of his majesty the King since 1865, now on display in London!