A young brush on the rise. In the heart of Rome, where the whispers of saints and the echoes of medieval masters still linger, the year 1475 hums with the energy of rebirth.
Four weary Templar knights arrived in Rome, in the autumn of 1173, their journey from the Holy Land nearing its final stretch
In the late 15th century, among the fertile lands surrounding Giulio II Castle in Ostia Antica, one woman’s presence was both commanding and enigmatic
In the late 12th century, atop the Aventino hill in Rome, the Savelli family castle, Rocca Savella, buzzed with life and prestige.
In the early years of the 8th century AD, on the serene Aventino Hill, resided a young monk named Silvestro
On the outskirts of Rome, near Testaccio Monte dei Cocci and the lively Tiber River docks, lived Flavia
Brother Matteo of Santa Sabina: a song of faith and devotion. In the heart of 12th-century Rome, on the serene Aventine Hill, stood the Monastery of Santa Sabina, a beacon of faith and tranquility
A Knight's Call to the Holy Land (a song of faith and bravery)
Vicolo della Spada di Orlando: the alley name speaks of the valiant paladin Orlando narrated in the Chanson de Roland, the heroic cycle of the eleventh century.
Gregorian chant: Pope Gregorio Magno promoted the liturgical chant that will take its name, it was most likely elaborated starting from the 8th century