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Dal XV secolo a oggi la Villa Tiburtina fatta costruire dall’imperatore Elio Adriano a Tivoli non ha mai cessato di stimolare l’interesse di studiosi attratti dalla quantità e qualità delle sue decorazioni e soluzioni architettoniche. Da tale interesse si è sviluppata una cospicua letteratura che oggi si arricchisce di un nuovo contributo, impostato su una chiave di lettura innovativa e passibile di suscitare spunti di riflessione sia nell’ambito archeologico, sia in quello a carattere storicoarchitettonico. Attraverso una accurata disamina delle prime rappresentazioni planimetriche dell’intero sito imperiale, sempre analizzate in relazione a quanto attualmente rilevato e rilevabile, nel volume si approfondiscono l’operato e i contributi di quanti, nel corso di circa due secoli, hanno rivolto la loro attenzione indagatoria alla Villa. Per alcuni di essi, tra i quali Pirro Ligorio,Francesco Contini, Giovanni Battista Piranesi, Jacques Gondoin e Francesco Piranesi, la ricercacondotta ha recato a risultati inattesi, talora inediti, per lo più suscettibili di suggerire nuoviindicatori di ricerca anche e non solo per quanti sono attesi allo studio dell’immane Villa imperialeTiburtina.

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