P. Floriani
Bulzoni Editore

Vittorio Russo
La città del Sole

Leiji Matsumoto
Granata Press

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Louis Philippe folding table, Italy, mid-19th century. Cherry top with inlaid thread, drawer in the band, turned truncated cone legs in walnut.

Italy, Late XIX - Early XX Century

Antique chair in walnut, carved with neo-Renaissance style motifs, seat and backrest band in leather.

Italy, Early XX Century

Empire style balloon chandelier with central light, Italy, early 20th century. Structure in golden sheet metal decorated with phytomorphic elements. Glass necklaces and pendants.

Luis Alonso Schökel, José Luis Sicre Diaz
Borla

Mosè Maimonide
Editrice Morcelliana

Dal grande pensatore ebraico medievale (1135-1204), la prima traduzione italiana dei saggi sulla natura e il fine dell'anima, a cura del suo massimo studioso, Giuseppe Laras, rabbino capo a Milano.

Giuseppe Sorge
Editrice CLUEB

Alfonso Marini
Piemme

Vittorio Bruno
Rizzoli

Pinin Carpi
A. Vallardi

Madeleine Félix
Editoriale Jaca Book

Harold Rosenberg
Alfred A. Knopf

George Orwell
Oscar Mondadori

Luigi Offeddu
Marsilio Editori

Joe R. Lansdale, Timothy Truman
Avatar Press

An all-American badass bounty hunter pursues his target across a post-apocalyptic desert landscape overrun by zombies.

Wayne is a bounty hunter, but he has the bad luck to be one in the middle of a desert filled with the undead. Still, if he wants to get paid, he needs to bring in his man... so dead folks best get out of his way if they know what's good for 'em. But being dead, they clearly don't. The cult favorite team of Joe R. Lansdale and Timothy Truman are back together for the first time in years, bringing all the hilarious insanity and violence that made their Jonah Hex series modern classics. Except this time, the kid gloves are off as they deliver more mayhem, death, and (of course) zombies per page than any other graphic novel on the market!

Luciano Bottaro
Edizioni Panini

Yoshiyuki Tomino
Granata Press

Koyoharu Gotouge
Edizioni Star Comics

Italy, Late XIX Century

Mirror adorned with a carved and perforated cymatium with a central shell from which leafy spirals branch out; it was subsequently re-gilded and re-lacquered.

Carlo Sini
Il Mulino

Italy, Late XIX Century

Neo-Renaissance throne in walnut, seat lined in leather and embellished with fringes, raised backrest with embossed leather insert with Greek key and central coat of arms, fixed with studs.

Italy, Mid XIX Century

Louis Philippe armchair in cherry wood, Italy, mid-19th century. Wavy armrests ending in a voluminous curl. Front legs moved by the broken line. Removable padded seat.