Angels Devils and Streetcars.
Luca Crovi, author, and Federico Maggioni, illustrator, give us an extraordinary and unprecedented Milan, always halfway between reality and fantasy, tradition and legend.
With each roll of the dice they tell us a story: the secrets of the Ca’ di Ringhiera, the legend of St. Eustorgio and the relics of the Magi.
Maggioni’s plates and Crovi’s texts give life to two stories that run almost in parallel: one made of words and the other of images.
This book is a tribute to the city of Milan, its streets, buildings and personalities who lived it.
Publisher: Corraini
Author: Luca Crovi, Federico Maggioni
80 pp.
He is an Italian writer.
In his novels, the city of Milan is the undisputed protagonist: the plots of his works are enriched by numerous historical episodes and legends.
They take readers on a journey through the urban fabric of the past to rediscover its wonders and special places in the present.
He contributes to Liber magazine and is editor-in-chief of A Sixteenth, published by Corraini.
He has participated in numerous group exhibitions in Italy and Europe. His solo exhibitions have been held in Milan, Pavia, Pontremoli, Mantua, Bologna and Lecco.
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