Michele Di Francesco
La Nuova Italia Scientifica

Andrea Camilleri
Rizzoli

Con questo libro, dedicato al racconto della vita di Luigi Pirandello, Andrea Camilleri ha reinventato - riscritto a modo suo - il genere biografia letteraria, quasi "romanzo di una biografia". La vita che qui si racconta non è tanto quella dello scrittore ma quella del "figlio cambiato" che Pirandello pensò sempre di essere. Una vita segnata dal rapporto difficile, conflittuale, negato e solo alla fine ritrovato, con il padre Stefano, una marchiatura che indelebilmente segnerà la sua esistenza di uomo, marito, padre, e ne guiderà il cammino di scrittore.

Barbara Fiore
Edizioni della Terra di Mezzo

Luisa Leonini, Paola Rebughini
Edizioni Angelo Guerini e Associati

Armchair with spring padding, velvet upholstery and wooden legs.

Italy, XVII Century

Walnut chest, the front is decorated with semi-columns, one of which is missing, the bottom is also missing.

Drop-leaf desk with drawers, maple veneer with polyester finish, brass legs.

Italy, XX Century

Pair of crystal wall lamps, made with fake oil lantern light, glass bobeches and pendants. Italy, 20th century.

UK Size 10

Tailored cocktail dress dating back to the 40s. It is in black velvet with a hand-embroidered bodice with beads, final satin flounce. Fits size small: length 104 cm, shoulders 44 cm, waist 80 cm.

UK Size 10

Guy Laroche jumper, dating back to the 70s, in black cotton blend with lamé thread. The size indicated is 36.

AA.VV.
Nuova Timec

Auronzo di Cadore

Oil on canvas, 1954. Signed and dated lower right. Further signature and title on the back. In a contemporary gilded frame.

John Kobal, David Robinson
Hamlyn

Costantino Nigra
Nicola Zanichelli Editore

Lucio Anneo Seneca
Rizzoli

Mino Milani, Sergio Toppi
Fabbri editori

Ryou Ryumon, Kouji Megumi
Edizioni Star Comics

Oil on the table. Northern European school of the 17th century. The scene depicts an episode in the life of Scipio narrated by Tito Livio and Valerio Massimo. Publius Cornelius Scipio, later known as Scipio the African, in 209 BC. during the Spanish campaign, after the capture of Cartagena he received as a personal gift a beautiful virgin, who was in the group of hostages. But he, listening to the pleas of his family, respected her by sending her back to her parents and fiancé, with the only recommendation that her betrothed work for peace between Rome and Carthage. In the representation Scipio is in the center, seated on his throne, and turns to the left, to the suppliant parents of the girl, while with a merciful gesture, he indicates to them to take back his daughter, standing on the right, flanked by her boyfriend. All around, soldiers and followers of the king. The scene is full of figures, bright and colorful, and underlines the positivity of the king, a central and powerful character, but capable of meekness and clemency. The restored painting has been reinforced on the back with wooden strips. It is presented in a stylish frame.

Italy, XIX Century

Pair of Empire style candlesticks in beech wood, carved and gilded with gold leaf, satin lampshades richly hand-embroidered with Eucharistic symbols. Italy, late 19th century.

UK Size 30

Genuine leather trousers in shades of anthracite gray. Lined. The size indicated is a 36, which should correspond to the Italian 50. We report the following measurements. Waist: 92 cm. Length: 107 cm.

England, XX Century

John Warning grandfather clock, engraved metal dial, ebonized columns. England, 20th century.

Service trolley in plexiglass, glass and chromed metal.

Francesco Chiti
Gribaudi

Africa Third Quarter of the XX Century

Ceremonial axe for the “Manzhi” dance in iron with a braided leather handle, made by the Kirdi/Kapsiki, a population settled between north-western Cameroon and north-eastern Nigeria. The shape of the blade represents a stylised rooster.