The Rediscovery Of Greece

This book offers a richly illustrated exploration of how 19th-century European artists, writers, and architects from countries like England, France, Germany, and Italy were captivated by Greece's ancient ruins and landscapes. It delves into the Romantic-era fascination with classical antiquity, highlighting how these travelers documented Greece's temples, landscapes, and people, thereby shaping Western perceptions of Greek heritage. With 208 pages featuring 173 illustrations (30 in color), this non-fiction work blends art history, travel literature, and cultural studies, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the enduring legacy of ancient Greece in modern times.