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The Vertigo of the Theatre show an almost unique way through one of the most typical and significant aspects of Italian culture and society: that of the country’s historic theatres. |
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Many of these buildings staged the premières of the operas at which people listened, sang, hoped and, when all is said and done, constructed a new Italy over the course of the 19th century. |
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Photographs by Lelli
e Masotti.
Texts by Angela Madesani.
© 2009, Nomos Edizioni. |
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