An internationally renowned historian of art and architecture, he profoundly shaped Italian academic culture as a full professor at the University of Naples Federico II. His career was dedicated to the study of the city as a living organism, with a pioneering focus on urban iconography and landscape history. Founder of the Center for Studies on the Iconography of the European City, he collaborated with major global newspapers and cultural institutions, bringing urban history into the sphere of civil debate.
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