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The body of the book is framed in two separate notebooks by all the archive images used by Yan Pei-Ming as an iconographic source for his paintings
as in the Arab-Muslim world
this collection proliferates like an archipelago
but ignored by cultural institutions and the general public
telegraph stations
La ville Défigurée. Gestion et perception des ruines dans le monde romain (Ier siècle a.C.-IVe siècle p.C.). Archéologie subaquatique The body of the bookThe Roman world did not experience the modern fascination with ruins. The remains of degraded or collapsed buildings were, however, a reality present in ancient cities. Natural disasters, human violence, or the simple passage of time, in this empire that lasted several centuries, all combined to damage or destroy buildings. What was done then with the ruins that inevitably remained in the landscape? Based on an examination of textual documentation,
