Firenze com'e/Florence as it is Lisa Hochtritt both of whom read Aquinas

both of whom read Aquinas in quite different ways

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Firenze com'e/Florence as it is Lisa Hochtritt both of whom read AquinasFlorentine photographer Lapo Baraldi eloquently captures a silent and surreal Florence, empty of people, during the first phase of the pandemic in the spring of 2020. Shooting with black and white film, these urban spaces are revealed as their planners imagined them, and the viewer becomes lost in their timelessness. As with archival images, we are aware of the life that is simmering below the surface. Florence As It Is is accompanied by a previously