People
Writers and artists who have produced work about this area include:
- Clara Louisa Wells in The Alban Hills ed. 1878
- Charles Coleman painter
- Charles H. Poingdestre painter
- Edward Lear painter and lithographer
- Ellis Cornelia Knight, writer and painter in "Description of Latium or La Campagna di Roma"
- George Gordon Byron in "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage"
- Georgina E. Troutbeck - Rambles in Rome - London - ed. Mills & Bonn - 1914
- James Duffield Harding in "Tourist in Italy"
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in "Italian Journey"
- John Henry Henshall watercolor painter
- Richard Colt Hoare in "A classical tour through Italy and Sicily"
- Richard Voss
- Thomas Ashby, archaeologist, wrote "The Roman Campagna in Classic Time"
- William Brockedon painter and illustrator of guide-book
- William Leighton Leitch watercolor painter in Lanuvio
- John Singer Sargent, painter in Villa Torlonia - Frascati
- Gavin Hamilton, artist and antiquarian, painter and archaeologist, in Genzano and Lanuvio (18th century)
- Stendhal, writer, in Albano Laziale, Chroniques italiennes (1836–1839):L'Abbesse de Castro
- Louis Gurlitt, German painter
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