"Hypnerotomachia Poliphili" is a 15th-century book written by Francesco Colonna, known for its intricate woodcut illustrations and elaborate typography. The title translates to "The Strife of Love in a Dream," and it tells the story of Poliphilo's quest for his beloved, Polia, through a dreamlike landscape filled with classical architecture and allegorical figures. The book is notable for its unique blend of romance, philosophy, and art, reflecting the Renaissance's fascination with classical antiquity and humanism. Its complex narrative and rich imagery have made it a significant work in the history of literature and art, influencing later writers and artists throughout the centuries.