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San Fruttuoso - medieval stone window - artistic miniature, architecture model, Italy
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The attention to detail is just awe inspiring. I am at a loss for words really. The maker and author is so deserving of of the highest praise and accolades. His work is an absolute treasure trove.
Rebecca Lee Jun 20, 2022
Volume 1 is a stunning and valuable look inside the mind of a true artist. Thank you so much.
Rebecca Lee Jun 20, 2022
I’ve been following this project on social media for a while and every post dazzles and amazes with craftsmanship and love. Having this book at hand has been amazing. So much of the Instagram posts that I remember are elegantly retold here with so many more photos and whimsical insights from the master builder himself. I’m also a huge fan of history and Italian medieval architecture, having spent many years reading and observing as much as I can. The Domus Project has been an indispensable presence in my research. It imparts on one a firm idea of the typical urban castle of the trecento by making it come alive in ways few textbooks can match. I eagerly await the next volume and the next. It makes me certainly wish there will be a hard copy available for my bookshelf someday.
Andres Moral Feb 16, 2022
