Is Invisible Cities as good as The Baron in the Trees?
Gérard Trignac’s wondrous illustrations for Italo Calvino's 'Invisible Cities' http://www.trignac-gerard.com/spip.php?page=document&id_document=151&id_article=6 …pic.twitter.com/cI85dUNNQk
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As a child, I loved the ‘Barone rampante’ and in general the whole trilogy to which it belonged (‘I nostri antenati’), but as of today, ‘Le città invisibili’ is not only my favourite book by Calvino, it is one of my favourites books tout court
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@strongmisgiving you might like these -
Saw them earlier! Incredible aren't they?
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Re: no. 3 - Welp, that's my next DnD location sorted for me!
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Very cool, and a strong Piranesi influence I think.
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Great shades of Piranesi—!
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