Odyssey by Ugo Attardi - FMR Art'è

This epic work, among the world's most important, is attributed to the Greek poet Homer, who perhaps lived between the 8th and 7th centuries BC. It chronicles the adventures of Ulysses (Odysseus in Greek), who, after the Trojan War, embarks on a long and arduous journey that will bring him back to his home, Ithaca. The poem comprises 24 books, each with numerous temporal digressions. The main themes explored throughout the work are varied, including cunning, loyalty, love, hospitality, and, above all, destiny, seeking human freedom through free will. Indeed, even though the gods influence human destiny, Ulysses exerts his will and ingenuity to overcome his challenges. The volume is bound in calfskin, hand-stained in green, with four ribs along the spine and gold lettering crafted by the artisans of the art bookbindery "La Bottega del Legatore" in Ancona. The work we have the pleasure of admiring has on the cover a beautiful example of bas-relief in metal covered in 24k gold, executed by master Ugo Attardi, in which he represented “Odysseus and Penelope”.

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