One hundred years of inspiration. (American Academy in Rome, Italy)

From: Town & Country | Date: January 1, 1996| Author: Brandt, Anthony | Copyright information

The American Academy in Rome, Italy, provides an opportunity for architects could gain an education about classic buildings and better understand their work. The facility opened in 1895 and underwent renovation to get it ready for its second 100 years. It welcomes other artists besides architects.

No wonder the award-winning fellows of the American Academy in Rome go on to greatness! They win an entire year to pursue their own thoughts in the Eternal City--with room, board, workspac...

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