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Rome’s Box is the name of a series of books that the publishing house Vision has conceived to popularize the city’s heritage amongst children and lead them to a fascinating approach to Rome’s history throughout ages.
The project has been inspired by the texts of the writer Óscar Martínez García and from an original idea of the artist María Ángeles Vila who shares her creative talents in laboratories dedicated to childrean through an exciting educational process, where various techniques, materials and supporting media are experimented.
In this second tale of the series, it’s the Colosseum that tells his more than 2000 years old story.
Format: cm 19,5×19,5
Pages: 30
Text: Óscar Martínez García
Illustrations: María Ángeles Vila
Rome’s Box is the name of a series of books that the publishing house Vision has conceived to popularize the city’s heritage amongst children and lead them to a fascinating approach to Rome’s history throughout ages.
The project has been inspired by the texts of the writer Óscar Martínez García and from an original idea of the artist María Ángeles Vila who shares her creative talents in laboratories dedicated to childrean through an exciting educational process, where various techniques, materials and supporting media are experimented.
The first story is told by LUPERCA, the Capitoline she-wolf who played a key role in the birth of the Eternal City.
Format: cm 19,5×19,5
Pages: 30
Text: Óscar Martínez García
Illustrations: María Ángeles Vila
Pictures and story by Maurilio Tavormina
Format: cm 24 x 17
Pages: 64
Reconstructions: 7
by Maurilio Tavormina
Comic book illustrator and story board author. Designer of graphic Logos; collaborator with Bulgarini-Florence and Bonacci-Rome publishing houses
by Federico Schneider
Managing Director of Vision S.r.l. publishing house and creator of the “VisionKids” comic book series
Format: cm 24 x 17
Pages: 88
Reconstructions: 12
Pictures and story by Maurilio Tavormina
Format: cm 19 x 25
Pages: 32
Pictures and story by Maurilio Tavormina
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