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Administration office
Verona Town Council Culture Department
Piazza Bra 1 – 37121 Verona
tel. 0039 045 8077572 / 8077530 / 8000574
Fax 0039 045 8077239

Exhibition site – Scavi Scaligeri
Cortile del Tribunale (Piazza Viviani)
37121 Verona
tel. 0039 045 8007490
scaviscaligeri@comune.verona.it

Istituto Superiore per la Storia della Fotografia
Alessandra Ferrighi
mostre@issf.it

Comunication and P.R.
tel. 0039 045 8077530 – fax 0039 045 8077239
Marina_Martinato@comune.verona.it

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tel. 0039 045 8000466
fax 0039 045 8000804
didattica.mcsnat@comune.verona.it
Carla_Avanzini@comune.verona.it

Catalogue
Printed by Martino Mardersteig,
Stamperia Valdonega, Verona
Scheufelen Phoenomatt 170 gsm paper, cover in cloth with photography applied by hand
Dimensions: 21x29.7 cm
Pages: 112
Photographs: 81, three-colour glossy printing
Price: 60.00 Euro

Centro Internazionale di Fotografia
Scavi Scaligeri Verona

Cortile del Tribunale
from March 15^th to May 18^{th

Opening time:}
Tuesday to Sunday:
10 a.m.- 7 p.m.
(ticket offices closes at 18.30)
Monday closed

Fulvio Roiter, Sicilia, La Lettera, 1953
Sicilia, La lettera, 1953

An exhibition dedicated to the work of the photographer Fulvio Roiter will be inaugurated in Verona, at the Scavi Scaligeri International Photography Centre.

Organised by the Istituto Superiore per la Storia della Fotografia, with the contribution of Leica and of Azienda Agricola Fratelli Muratori, the exhibition is the fruit of patient research work which brings together the magnificent works of a major exponent of Italian photographic realism.

The more than 200 photographs displayed, of which 100 are unpublished, allow appreciation of the work of a master of the photographic art, whose black and white shots made him famous all over the world. Alongside the photographs of Roiter the exhibition offers a collection of period magazines, books, original documents and autograph letters.

The exhibition is supervised by Naomi Rosenblum, emeritus professor of the History of Photography at the University of New York, and by Paolo Morello, professor of History of Photography at the IUAV in Venice.