Graffiti D'Italia

From the alleyways of Rome to the palazzi of Florence, Graffiti d'Italia chronicles the street art and graffiti culture of Italy's urban centers. With stunning photographs and insightful commentary, this book explores the diverse and vibrant world of Italian street art and provides a glimpse into the subcultures and politics that give rise to this unique and dynamic art form.

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