Sevill Arte by Paul-Maxime Koskas

The worst thing is not that Sevillians think that they have the most beautiful city in the world...the worst is that they may be right.

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Sevilla Arte encapsulates the vibrant essence of Sevilla, showcasing its rich culture of flamenco, bullfights, and devotion. This sun-drenched city exudes a sovereign spirit, reflected in its majestic horses and breathtaking churches. From the fervor of Semana Santa processions to the passion of Sevilla Fútbol Club's fans, the city pulsates with life and pride. The Plaza de Toros de la Maestranza hosts daring toreros, while flamenco performers express emotion through elegant dance. Through evocative imagery and stirring prose, Assouline captures the profound beauty and passion of this Spanish gem.

About the author

Writer Paul-Maxime Koskas grew up in Paris and has since traveled the world. His capacity for contemplation leads him to linger on the charm of the places he visits. Wherever he goes, he knows how to appreciate the customs and immerses himself in the culture as if it were his own. A poet in his spare time, he could just as well be a tour guide, a museum curator, a culinary critic, or a conductor, callings that all share the common ability to recognize and appreciate beauty. When he discovered Sevilla, it was love at first sight. Wandering the streets, he met local traders who soon become friends, becoming part of neighborhood life. Paul-Maxime shares his perspective on the Andalusian capital, insights and secrets amassed through the years, driven by his passion for the city.