Palermo. Arts décoratifs – Arts appliqués by train and even by

by train and even by boat

Panayotis Tournikiotis and Jean-Louis Violeau

or simply as an object of desire and commercial transactions

Their subjects range from the study of a single sheet to the almost complete work of an artist

l’archéologue italienne Marcella Frangipane nous emmène à ses côtés sur les chantiers de fouilles pour comprendre comment l’archéologie permet de reconstituer l’histoire du développement des civilisations au Proche-Orient ancien

Palermo. Arts décoratifs – Arts appliqués by train and even byEnglish book Livre en Anglais Palermo has been given a host of toponyms over time, as if each name reflected the citys multifaceted, ever changing nature, shaped by its centuries long history. From the traces of a great Greek and Roman presence, to its Arab Norman buildings and gleaming mosaics, from the inlays and dazzling whites of the flourishing Baroque period, right up to the 20th century with its elegant Art Nouveau all of these layers unfold in