We walked down the Viale dell’Uccellaria, past the eponymous aviary:-
Down to the British School of Rome, founded in 1901 and now housed in a building constructed by Lutyens in 1911 for the International Exhibition of Art:-
We called in at Canova’s studio:-
And so back to the hotel:-
Hoping that S. Ivo might be open in the afternoon:-
| Charles | Saumarez | Smith | 
I spent two great weeks at the British School, we ate dinner in the courtyard and they sold Prosecco at an incredibly cheap price which made for happy meals.
I wish I had known it before. Charles
indeed home from home, specially given that Lutyens modeled his facade on the upper storey of Wren’s west front of St Paul’s…
Ah, I didn’t spot the reference. Nice place. Charles