Dido, Queen of Carthage: The Woman Who Transformed Pain into a City
From Virgil's Aeneid to Petrarch's Triumphs,the journey of a queen who continues to question our time.
Why, after more than two thousand years, do we continue to talk about Dido?
Every era chooses its...
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The Stigmata of St. Francis
The stigmata of Saint Francis of Assisi represent one of the most fascinating and debated episodes in Christian history. Even today, they divide believers and non-believers, as well as Catholics themselves, oscillating...
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The Liber Abaci returns home: the copy for legal deposit has been delivered to the National Central Library of Florence
Thursday, February 26, 2026, marked the closing of a circle that began on Wednesday, July 24, 2024: 582 days.
It was a hot July afternoon when, together with the publisher Imago, we had...
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Gloves yes or gloves no?
How to handle a manuscript and why we don't use them in our videos
Gloves yes, gloves no: the question we're asked most often
It's a dilemma that arises in other situations in life...
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Facsimile vs. Anastatic Copy: The Difference That Changes Everything
People who want to know, in good faith, ask us the difference between a facsimile and a copy. People, in bad faith, motivated by ulterior motives other than knowledge, accuse us of...
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d'Annunzio: an inimitable life between art, marketing, and facsimile reproductions
Gabriele d'Annunzio: the Vate between Decadentism, Modernity, and Collecting at Il Vittoriale
Describing Gabriele d'Annunzio – or rather, the many d'Annunzios that manifested throughout his life – is a complex undertaking. An article...
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