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The 5000 fountains of Rome, scattered in the streets, squares, parks, courtyards, are the soul of this project. Whoever comes to Rome thinks of the Colosseum, a light westerly breeze blowing through the cafes on Via Veneto, the Dolce Vita of the great Fellini, and the embrace of the Pope in St. Peter’s Square. Rome is also about water with its 5000 fountains. Flowing transparency which enchants out gaze and carries it far away, the sparkling of a thousand silver squirts, the glittering drops that become pearls flying free in the city. Fountains play a music that is song and prayer, harp and violin. They are the notes of a melody born of eternity, chords that walk together with the mystery of man. If you are in Rome, check the ebook “The 5000 fountains of ROME” to see if you are close to a fountain! THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME As you've ever seen… This is a visual work, cultural value of the suggestive power of these elements of urban, rich in beauty, and often in history, not infrequently true works of art, always sources of artistic inspiration. Edoardo Vianello, singer and songwriter of popular music, lover of his city and his art, he is passionate about looking for all these fountains, some of which are hidden and almost unattainable for them personal, shoot and create a unique collection that no other can claim. In this series Vianello provides its photographic heritage and research with the publication of a series of digital volumes, pooling fountains districts and neighborhoods and creating itineraries that allow those who share this same passion to go see them in person. Now, available on Books Store, there are: I-Monti, II-Trevi, III-Colonna, IV-Campomarzio, V-Ponte, VI-Parione, VII-Regola, VIII-San’Eustachio, IX-Pigna, X-Campitelli, XI-Sant’Angelo, XII-Ripa, XIII-Trastevere and XIV-Borgo, XV-Esquilino, XVI-Ludovisi, XVII-Sallustiano and XVIII-Castro Pretorio. There is a special edition too, “Guide to VATICAN CITY”.

Il poeta futurista Alberto Vianello non ha voluto lasciare a nessuno la raccolta delle sue poesie, che, fino a qualche tempo fa, sembravano irrimediabilmente disperse, forse perché deluso dalla scarsa considerazione riservatagli da alcuni critici letterari. E’ solo grazie alla tenacia dei figli Tunni, Leonardo e, in particolare, Edoardo, il cantante più “futurista” del firmamento musicale italiano, che, con grande dedizione ed infinito amore, hanno intrapreso un’accurata ricerca dell’opera del loro padre, è finalmente possibile la pubblicazione, per la prima volta, di una vasta rassegna delle sue poesie, la più completa oggi esistente, composta da ben 38 liriche. La ricerca ha coinvolto i discendenti dei suoi migliori amici e i suoi parenti veneziani, che fortunatamente ne conservavano alcune, ed è stata man mano completata attraverso il ritrovamento di piccoli appunti, quasi indecifrabili per la piccolissima grafia che era solito usare, nascosti fra i suoi documenti. Ma anche dalle pagine di vecchi libri rimasti ad Edoardo sono riemersi i suoi versi, e da alcuni manoscritti conservati presso la Biblioteca del Club Alpino Italiano di Roma, che porta il suo nome. Con questa pubblicazione vogliamo rendere onore ad uno dei più apprezzati poeti futuristi, il preferito da Marinetti, ingiustamente ignorato dalla “Kultura” italiana del dopoguerra e dai suoi pregiudizi.

THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME XVII volume Guide to RIONE SALLUSTIANO A photographic ebook The 5000 fountains of Rome, scattered in the streets, squares, parks, courtyards, are the soul of this project. Whoever comes to Rome thinks of the Colosseum, a light westerly breeze blowing through the cafes on Via Veneto, the Dolce Vita of the great Fellini, and the embrace of the Pope in St. Peter’s Square. Rome is also about water with its 5000 fountains. Flowing transparency which enchants out gaze and carries it far away, the sparkling of a thousand silver squirts, the glittering drops that become pearls flying free in the city. Fountains play a music that is song and prayer, harp and violin. They are the notes of a melody born of eternity, chords that walk together with the mystery of man. If you are in Rome, check the ebook “The 5000 fountains of ROME” to see if you are close to a fountain! THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME As you've ever seen… This is a visual work, cultural value of the suggestive power of these elements of urban, rich in beauty, and often in history, not infrequently true works of art, always sources of artistic inspiration. Edoardo Vianello, singer and songwriter of popular music, lover of his city and his art, he is passionate about looking for all these fountains, some of which are hidden and almost unattainable for them personal, shoot and create a unique collection that no other can claim. In this series Vianello provides its photographic heritage and research with the publication of a series of digital volumes, pooling fountains districts and neighborhoods and creating itineraries that allow those who share this same passion to go see them in person. Now, available on Books Store, there are: I-Monti, II-Trevi, III-Colonna, IV-Campomarzio, V-Ponte, VI-Parione, VII-Regola, VIII-San’Eustachio, IX-Pigna, X-Campitelli, XI-Sant’Angelo, XII-Ripa, XIII-Trastevere and XIV-Borgo, XV-Esquilino, XVI-Ludovisi, XVII-Sallustiano and XVIII-Castro Pretorio. There is a special edition too, “Guide to VATICAN CITY”.

ROME - THE CITY OF WATER Whoever comes to Rome thinks of the Colosseum, a light westerly breeze blowing through the cafes on Via Veneto, the Dolce Vita of the great Fellini, and the embrace of the Pope in St. Peter’s Square. Rome is also about water with its 5000 fountains. Flowing transparency which enchants out gaze and carries it far away, the sparkling of a thousand silver squirts, the glittering drops that become pearls flying free in the city. Fountains play a music that is song and prayer, harp and violin. They are the notes of a melody born of eternity, chords that walk together with the mystery of man. If you are in Rome, check the book “The 5000 fountains of ROME”, to see if you are close to a fountain!

THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME XIX volume Guide to RIONE CELIO A photographic ebook The 5000 fountains of Rome, scattered in the streets, squares, parks, courtyards, are the soul of this project. Whoever comes to Rome thinks of the Colosseum, a light westerly breeze blowing through the cafes on Via Veneto, the Dolce Vita of the great Fellini, and the embrace of the Pope in St. Peter’s Square. Rome is also about water with its 5000 fountains. Flowing transparency which enchants out gaze and carries it far away, the sparkling of a thousand silver squirts, the glittering drops that become pearls flying free in the city. Fountains play a music that is song and prayer, harp and violin. They are the notes of a melody born of eternity, chords that walk together with the mystery of man. If you are in Rome, check the ebook “The 5000 fountains of ROME” to see if you are close to a fountain! THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME As you've ever seen… This is a visual work, cultural value of the suggestive power of these elements of urban, rich in beauty, and often in history, not infrequently true works of art, always sources of artistic inspiration. Edoardo Vianello, singer and songwriter of popular music, lover of his city and his art, he is passionate about looking for all these fountains, some of which are hidden and almost unattainable for them personal, shoot and create a unique collection that no other can claim. In this series Vianello provides its photographic heritage and research with the publication of a series of digital volumes, pooling fountains districts and neighborhoods and creating itineraries that allow those who share this same passion to go see them in person. Now, available on Books Store, there are: I-Monti, II-Trevi, III-Colonna, IV-Campomarzio, V-Ponte, VI-Parione, VII-Regola, VIII-San’Eustachio, IX-Pigna, X-Campitelli, XI-Sant’Angelo, XII-Ripa, XIII-Trastevere and XIV-Borgo, XV-Esquilino, XVI-Ludovisi, XVII-Sallustiano and XVIII-Castro Pretorio. There is a special edition too, “Guide to VATICAN CITY”. This is XIX volume: Guide to RIONE CELIO.

THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME IV volume Guide to RIONE CAMPOMARZIO A photographic ebook The 5000 fountains of Rome, scattered in the streets, squares, parks, courtyards, are the soul of this project. Whoever comes to Rome thinks of the Colosseum, a light westerly breeze blowing through the cafes on Via Veneto, the Dolce Vita of the great Fellini, and the embrace of the Pope in St. Peter’s Square. Rome is also about water with its 5000 fountains. Flowing transparency which enchants out gaze and carries it far away, the sparkling of a thousand silver squirts, the glittering drops that become pearls flying free in the city. Fountains play a music that is song and prayer, harp and violin. They are the notes of a melody born of eternity, chords that walk together with the mystery of man. If you are in Rome, check the ebook “The 5000 fountains of ROME” to see if you are close to a fountain! THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME As you've ever seen… This is a visual work, cultural value of the suggestive power of these elements of urban, rich in beauty, and often in history, not infrequently true works of art, always sources of artistic inspiration. Edoardo Vianello, singer and songwriter of popular music, lover of his city and his art, he is passionate about looking for all these fountains, some of which are hidden and almost unattainable for them personal, shoot and create a unique collection that no other can claim. In this series Vianello provides its photographic heritage and research with the publication of a series of digital volumes, pooling fountains districts and neighborhoods and creating itineraries that allow those who share this same passion to go see them in person. Now, available on Books Store, there are: I-Monti, II-Trevi, III-Colonna, IV-Campomarzio, V-Ponte, VI-Parione, VII-Regola, VIII-San’Eustachio, IX-Pigna, X-Campitelli, XI-Sant’Angelo, XII-Ripa, XIII-Trastevere and XIV-Borgo, XV-Esquilino, XVI-Ludovisi, XVII-Sallustiano and XVIII-Castro Pretorio. There is a special edition too, “Guide to VATICAN CITY”.

“Il libro che non c’è” nasce dall’idea di nonno Gianni e nonna Velia che, stanchi di raccontare ad un moltitudine di nipotini, le solite antiche fiabe e i “fatterelli” appresi in gioventù , hanno deciso di scrivere qualcosa di nuovo e moderno più adatto alle esigenze dei giovani figli di questo terzo millennio. Il duplice scopo è quello di coinvolgere i neo-lettori sia nel completare il capitolo rispondendo ai quesiti posti alla fine di ogni racconto sia nel colorare i disegni ispirandosi al modello originale. Un modo simpatico e per apprendere nozioni utili ed istruttive che verranno memorizzate senza sforzo e con lo spirito del gioco. In questo modo, divertendosi, i giovani lettori costruiranno la strada per arrivare ad una città perfetta attraverso l’unica via possibile, quello della CONOSCENZA. Un libro scritto a metà dai nonni e l’altra metà da tanti nipotini che, una volta completata l’opera potranno mostrarla ai loro genitori ed agli amici fieri di essere diventati autori di un testo proposto e suggerito da nonno Gianni e nonna Velia

THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME VIII volume Guide to RIONE MONTI A photographic ebook The 5000 fountains of Rome, scattered in the streets, squares, parks, courtyards, are the soul of this project. Whoever comes to Rome thinks of the Colosseum, a light westerly breeze blowing through the cafes on Via Veneto, the Dolce Vita of the great Fellini, and the embrace of the Pope in St. Peter’s Square. Rome is also about water with its 5000 fountains. Flowing transparency which enchants out gaze and carries it far away, the sparkling of a thousand silver squirts, the glittering drops that become pearls flying free in the city. Fountains play a music that is song and prayer, harp and violin. They are the notes of a melody born of eternity, chords that walk together with the mystery of man. If you are in Rome, check the ebook “The 5000 fountains of ROME” to see if you are close to a fountain! THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME As you've ever seen… This is a visual work, cultural value of the suggestive power of these elements of urban, rich in beauty, and often in history, not infrequently true works of art, always sources of artistic inspiration. Edoardo Vianello, singer and songwriter of popular music, lover of his city and his art, he is passionate about looking for all these fountains, some of which are hidden and almost unattainable for them personal, shoot and create a unique collection that no other can claim. In this series Vianello provides its photographic heritage and research with the publication of a series of digital volumes, pooling fountains districts and neighborhoods and creating itineraries that allow those who share this same passion to go see them in person. Now, available on Books Store, there are: I-Monti, II-Trevi, III-Colonna, IV-Campomarzio, V-Ponte, VI-Parione, VII-Regola, VIII-San’Eustachio, IX-Pigna, X-Campitelli, XI-Sant’Angelo, XII-Ripa, XIII-Trastevere and XIV-Borgo, XV-Esquilino, XVI-Ludovisi, XVII-Sallustiano and XVIII-Castro Pretorio. There is a special edition too, “Guide to VATICAN CITY”.

ROMA - LA CITTÁ DEL’ACQUA Oggi a Roma ci sono oltre 5000 fontane ornamentali e monumentali, dislocate in piazze, strade, cortili, androni, parchi ed edifici pubblici, ville private e le fontanelle pubbliche, che sono circa 2500, volute dall’allora sindaco. Da quando Roma, nel 1870, venne proclamata capitale d’Italia, i cosiddetti “nasoni”, che ancora oggi continuano ad essere installati nei nuovi quartieri della periferia, permettono ai cittadini ed in modo particolare ai turisti che visitano numerosi la città di poter bere ovunque gratis acqua pura fresca e buona. Edoardo Vianello, cantante ed autore di musica popolare, amante della sua città e delle sue bellezze, si è appassionato alla ricerca di tutte queste fontane, alcune delle quali nascoste e quasi irraggiungibili, per poterle fotografare personalmente e creare una collezione unica, che nessun altro studioso può vantare. In questa collana Vianello mette a disposizione il suo patrimonio fotografico e di ricerca con la pubblicazione di una serie di volumi digitali, raggruppando le fontane per rioni e quartieri (dopo un’accurata attribuzione ad ogni rione e quartiere delle singole fontane) e creando degli itinerari che permettano a coloro i quali condividono questa stessa passione poter andare a vederle di persona. SESTO VOLUME RIONE PARIONE Parione è il nome del sesto rione di Roma e il nome deriva dalla presenza nel rione di un muro antico di dimensioni enormi, forse appartenente allo stadio di Domiziano. Tale muro fu chiamato dal popolo Parietone, da cui il nome Parione Nel periodo dell'antica Roma tale rione apparteneva alla regione augustea detta Circo Flaminio. Nella zona c'erano lo stadio di Domiziano, l'Odeon, il teatro e la curia di Pompeo. Intorno al 1200 fu chiamato Parione e S. Lorenzo in Damaso e la popolazione continuò a crescere fino al 1400, quando ottenne grande importanza grazie alla pavimentazione di Campo de' Fiori, che ben presto divenne un centro economico e di passaggio per molti signori. Risistemazioni e la pavimentazione di nuove strade favorirono l'urbanizzazione tra 1400 e 1500. Nello stesso tempo numerosi artisti furono chiamati ad abbellire le facciate degli edifici, pratica che ebbe origine nel nord Italia e si diffuse in Roma in quel periodo. Nel 1500 l'intensa attività commerciale in Campo de' Fiori si spostò progressivamente in piazza Navona, che era preferita perché più ampia. Nel 1600 piazza Navona assunse un nuovo volto grazie alla risistemazione del Bernini, altre case furono costruite per colmare lo spazio tra le costruzioni. Fino al periodo di Roma capitale non ci furono grandi stravolgimenti nel rione, in cui le nuove opere barocche si affiancavano ad altre rinascimentali, tranne l'apertura di corso Vittorio Emanuele II, grande strada dall'andamento flessuoso per evitare gli edifici monumentali già presenti. Se un palazzo era troppo sporgente, si demoliva solo la parte più esterna per ricostruire la facciata identica alla precedente. Le strade e le piazze più importanti del rione sono: Piazza Campo de' Fiori, Piazza Navona, Piazza del Biscione, Piazza della Cancelleria, Piazza della Chiesa Nuova, Piazza Pollaiola, Via dei Cappellari, Via dei Leutari, Via del Governo Vecchio, Via del Pellegrino, Via di Grottapinta, Via del Teatro della Pace, Corso del Rinascimento, Via dei Chiavari, Via dei Baluardi. Gli edifici più importanti sono : Palazzo Braschi, Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne, Palazzo Pamphilj, Palazzo della Cancelleria, Palazzo di Pirro, Piccola Farnesina (Museo Barracco), Teatro di Pompeo.

THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME VII volume Guide to RIONE REGOLA A photographic ebook The 5000 fountains of Rome, scattered in the streets, squares, parks, courtyards, are the soul of this project. Whoever comes to Rome thinks of the Colosseum, a light westerly breeze blowing through the cafes on Via Veneto, the Dolce Vita of the great Fellini, and the embrace of the Pope in St. Peter’s Square. Rome is also about water with its 5000 fountains. Flowing transparency which enchants out gaze and carries it far away, the sparkling of a thousand silver squirts, the glittering drops that become pearls flying free in the city. Fountains play a music that is song and prayer, harp and violin. They are the notes of a melody born of eternity, chords that walk together with the mystery of man. If you are in Rome, check the ebook “The 5000 fountains of ROME” to see if you are close to a fountain! THE 5000 FOUNTAINS OF ROME As you've ever seen… This is a visual work, cultural value of the suggestive power of these elements of urban, rich in beauty, and often in history, not infrequently true works of art, always sources of artistic inspiration. Edoardo Vianello, singer and songwriter of popular music, lover of his city and his art, he is passionate about looking for all these fountains, some of which are hidden and almost unattainable for them personal, shoot and create a unique collection that no other can claim. In this series Vianello provides its photographic heritage and research with the publication of a series of digital volumes, pooling fountains districts and neighborhoods and creating itineraries that allow those who share this same passion to go see them in person. Now, available on Books Store, there are: I-Monti, II-Trevi, III-Colonna, IV-Campomarzio, V-Ponte, VI-Parione, VII-Regola, VIII-San’Eustachio, IX-Pigna, X-Campitelli, XI-Sant’Angelo, XII-Ripa, XIII-Trastevere and XIV-Borgo, XV-Esquilino, XVI-Ludovisi, XVII-Sallustiano and XVIII-Castro Pretorio. There is a special edition too, “Guide to VATICAN CITY”.