Vincenzo Romano
The saga of moving the Riace Bronzes.
We are hosting today a guest post written by Vincenzo Romano about the troubled affair on the Riace Bronzes at the Expo. The author of the guest post has a degree in marketing and communications and divides his time between work and his great passion...Read more...
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