那天，妹妹说罗马有个犹太区，很有意思。于是，我们过了台伯河，按图索骥。居然找到了。
在一家小店里，发现了几张明信片，全是犹太区日常的生活景色，非常喜欢，就买了。
回来查了查，这是这个画家的简历：
Ettore Roesler Franz (May 11, 1845 - March 26, 1907) was an Italian painter and photographer of German origin.
Roesler Franz was born in Rome. He was a specialıst in the technique of watercolor.
His most famous work is a series of 120 aquarelles (water colors) named "Roma sparita" (disappeared Rome), where he portrayed with great realism parts of the city which he supposed were going to be destroyed in the effort to modernize it. Many of his aquarelles are now at the Museo di Roma in Trastevere at Piazza Sant’Egidio. He died in Rome in 1907.
His most famous work is a series of 120 aquarelles (water colors) named "Roma sparita" (disappeared Rome), where he portrayed with great realism parts of the city which he supposed were going to be destroyed in the effort to modernize it. Many of his aquarelles are now at the Museo di Roma in Trastevere at Piazza Sant’Egidio. He died in Rome in 1907.
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