The work entitled Amalfi nella natura, nella storia e nell’arte, by Giuseppe Imperato, offers a richly illustrated exploration of the historic town of Amalfi and its surrounding coast. It functions as a blend of non-fiction, cultural tourism and art-historical commentary, addressing the interplay of landscape, historical events and art-and-architecture in this Mediterranean locale. Through narrative and visual documentation, Imperato traces how Amalfi’s natural setting, early maritime significance and artistic heritage converge to form its distinctive identity. The work is particularly valuable for researchers of regional Italian history, heritage professionals and travellers seeking depth beyond standard guidebooks. Its multiple editions reflect sustained interest in the subject and its role as a reference in the study of the Amalfi Coast.
Author:Sandro Chierichetti
Edition: (VIII edition; specific year not clearly identified)
Year of publication: first editions date to mid 1950s (e.g., 1956)