The “Casina Rossa” or “Little Red House” sits next to the Spanish Steps in the Piazza di Spagna in Rome. An unprepossessing building built in 1725, it blends in with the neighboring three and four story buildings surrounding the piazza. The Casina Rossa is not renowned for its distinctive architecture, but instead for its many distinguished occupants, the most famous of whom was John Keats, the great English Romantic poet.
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John Keats and the Casina Rosa
Posted on August 1, 2003
Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: England, English Authors, John Keats, London, Poetry, Romanticism
