This book tells the story of the famous photograph, which became an icon, taken in the 1950s by great Italian photographer Mario Giacomelli. This image full of magic, capable of enchanting anyone who still observes it today, has always been enveloped by an aura of mystery regarding its history and the ways in which it was taken.
Sixty years after its creation, Simona Guerra, the photographer's nephew, retraces the story of the this photograph, through a trip to the the places where it was taken, among the people and the alleys of Scanno.
The book is accompanied by unpublished materials of great historical value: images, proofs, letters and archival documents for the first time visible to the general public.
Simona Guerra
She works in conservation and valorization of photographic-founds, collaborating with the most important Italian archives. Niece of the great photographer Mario Giacomelli, she has curated his photographic archive. She's the author of several essays on photography, including Mario Giacomelli. La mia vita intera (2008) and Mario Dondero (2011).
Simona Guerra
Paola Agosti
Luciano D'Alessandro
Ivo Saglietti
Roberto Strano
Tano D'Amico, Pablo Echaurren
Paolo Di Paolo, Michela Monferrini
Giuseppe Leone
Luca Coser, Dario Coletti, Giacomo Sartori
