Born in Tuscany, he is an architect and professor of History of Art. He collaborates with archaeological superintendencies, cultural associations and museums, and also illustrates for both national and foreign magazines including Bell’Italia, Medioevo, Archeo, and Archeologia Viva. His clever use of perspective allows him to accurately describe monuments and cities in his works, which also contain an uncommon artistic feeling for the use of colour. His drawings also depict the surrounding area with spectacular and enchanting bird’s-eye views. He lives in Tuscany between the Maremma area and Certaldo. He has also written numerous essays on the restoration and preservation of monuments. His reconstructions illustrate essays by eminent historians as well as books for both primary and secondary schools. Recently he was nominated an honorary member of the Accademia delle Arti del Disegno di Firenze.

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