Publications
'Immagini e memoria: Rome in the photographs of Father Peter Paul Mackey, 1890-1901' edited by Valerie Scott.(British School at Rome Archive, 8) |
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ISBN 978-0-904152-53-1 The selection of Mackey’s photographs of Rome in this catalogue offers a fascinating portrait of the city at the end of the 19th century. On the one hand it appears still immersed in the countryside, more rural than urban, with vineyards and market gardens - an empty city with a few horses and carriages surrounded by the desolate Roman Campagna. On the other hand, a city in ferment, with demolition and building work taking place - a city unexpectedly industrial with smoking chimneys on the skyline and factories filling the Circus Maximus, subsequently demolished.
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'I giganti dell'acqua: acquedotti romani del Lazio nelle fotografie di Thomas Ashby (1892-1925)' edited by Susanna Le Pera and Rita Turchetti.(British School at Rome Archive, 7) |
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ISBN 978-88-6060-093-6
Not for sale at the BSR. |
'Sulla Via Appia da Roma a Brindisi: le fotografie di Thomas Ashby, 1891-1925' edited by Susanna Le Pera and Rita Turchetti.(British School at Rome Archive, 6) |
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ISBN 88-8265-214-9 Published by L'Erma di Bretschneider, Roma 2003 in collaboration with the Comune di Roma that funded the catalogue and the Regione Lazio that funded the exhibition and the Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo e la Documentazione (ICCD) that printed the photographs for the exhibition. The exhibition was held at the BSR in January-February 2003 and was visited by over 650 people. It has since been showen in Sperlonga and Nemi and then travelled to Santa Maria in Capua Vetere in the autumn. Not for sale at the BSR. |
'Immagini dal passato: la Sardegna archeologica di fine Ottocento nelle fotografie inedite del padre domenicano inglese Peter Paul Mackey / Images from the Past: the archaeology of Sardinia at the end of the 19th century in the unpublished photographs of the Dominican Father Peter Paul Mackey edited by Patricia Olivo; texts by Alistair Crawford, Antonio Romagnino, Raimondo Zucca.(British School at Rome Archive, 5) |
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ISBN 887138204-8 Order direct from the publisher: Carlo Delfino, Via Rolando 11, 07100 Sassari, Italy. The volume is the fifth in a series of publications which aims to present unpublished material, particularly from the photographic collections housed in the Archive of the British School to a wide audience. Prof. Alistair Crawford has organised a project in collaboration with the Associazione Culturale Italia-Inghilterra di Cagliari, the Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici per le Province di Sassari e Nuoro and other institutions to publish a catalogue of the photographs taken by Rev. P.P. Mackey in Sardinia between 1898 and 1899 with an accompanying travelling exhibition which opened on 29 September 2000 in Sassari, Sardinia and travelled to Cagliari and Nuoro. Not for sale at the BSR. |
'Il Lazio di Thomas Asbhy, 1891-1930. Vol. I'. (British School at Rome Archive, 4) |
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In 1994 Fratelli Palombi, Rome, published the third volume in a series dedicated to the collection of Thomas Ashby's photographs housed in the School's Archive. The photographs depict monuments and archaeological sites, as well as scenes along Lazio's coastline: grazing buffaloes near Circeo and fishing boats at Anzio. The volume and accompanying exhibition (held in January 1995) were financed by the Regione Lazio through the Centro Regionale per la Documentazione dei Beni Culturali ed Ambientali del Lazio (CRD) and the Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo e la Documentazione (ICCD). Not for sale at the BSR. |
'Lutyens in Italy: the building of the British School at Rome' by Hugh Petter.(British School at Rome Archive, 3) |
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In 1992 the Library was able to co-sponsor the publication of this volume by Hugh Petter, Rome Scholar in Architecture 1990-92. The book traces the circumstances surrounding the establishment of the British School in the Valle Giulia, outlines the origins of the Rome Scholaships in Architecture and the Fine Arts and concludes with an assessment of the significance of the BSR commission within the career of Sir Edwin Lutyens. In January 1993 there was the presentation of the book with a small exhibition at the Accademia Italiana in London. |
'Archeologia a Roma nelle fotografie di Thomas Ashby, 1891-1930'.(British School at Rome Archive, 2) |
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Published by Electa, Napoli, 1989 in collaboration with Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo e la Documentazione (ICCD). An exhibition was held at the British School at Rome, November-December 1989. Ashby's photographs of Boni's excavations remain a major resource for archaeologists studying the Forum. Many illustrate the stage by stage stripping of large areas of early classical remains. In addition, Ashby made his own notes on what was being found and these have been transcribed and published in this volume. It is rare to find a collection of old photographs as well-organized and as scrupulously numbered as Ashby's. Not for sale at the BSR. |
'Thomas Ashby: un archeologo fotografa la Campagna Romana tra '800 e '900'. British School at Rome, 18 aprile-7 maggio 1986.(British School at Rome Archive, 1) |
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Published by De Luca Editore, Roma, 1986 in collaboration with Gabinetto Fotografico Nazionale (GFN) of the Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo e la Documentazione (ICCD). The Roman Campagna was chosen as the subject of this first exhibition of Thomas Ashby's photographs because it was a subject so dear to him and because so much of the Campagna has changed. The choice of photographs and topographical limits are based on his The Classical Topography of the Roman Campagna , London 1929. The last part of the catalogue is dedicated to the numerous photographs of aqueducts that Ashby took while preparing The Aqueducts of Ancient Rome , edited by I.A. Richmond and published in 1935. Not for sale at the BSR. |
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