Milano 1963/1973 Design con un’incisione di Adalberto Borioli

con un’incisione di Adalberto Borioli numerata e firmata

car park booths

She agreed to pose for me only after I gave her two lighters which I bought subsequently she kicked me out the fist time for being a non-smoker and so with no "fire"

It sheds light on this little-known part of the work and uses around 70 original prints to explore its significance within Feininger's oeuvre

Jose Dávila

Milano 1963/1973 Design con un’incisione di Adalberto BorioliMilan 1963: the economic boom quickens the pulse of the city. Carla Cerati records the changes underway: from the Central Station, emigrants spread out towards the suburbs. New neighbourhoods and new habits are formed. Milan becomes the capital of consumerism, with department stores preaching a different way of life. But there is also the city that practises the unchanging ritual of La Scala, and a new bourgeoisie depicted at inaugurations and