Cesare Brandi e la Sardegna. Archeologia e paesaggio. Atti del convegno

This collection of conference proceedings brings to light the profound connection between Cesare Brandi's philosophies and the unique landscape of Sardinia. As art historians reflect on Brandi's influential ideas, they delve into the island's archaeological heritage and its cultural significance. The contributions highlight how Brandi's thoughts have shaped the way Sardinia is perceived and appreciated through the lens of art and archaeology.

Scholars gather in Castelsardo to discuss the implications of Brandi's work, exploring how his theories resonate within the context of Sardinian landscapes and historical sites. The dialogue emphasizes the interplay between nature and cultural artifacts, revealing the deeper layers of meaning embedded in the region's coastal and inland environments.

With insights from various authors, this volume serves as a valuable resource for those interested in art history, archaeology, and the ways in which natural settings influence cultural narratives. It encapsulates the enduring legacy of Cesare Brandi and his relationship with the captivating land of Sardinia.