Elio Vittorini
Elio Vittorini was an influential Italian novelist and editor, known for his works that combine narrative innovation with profound social themes. Born in 1908, he played a crucial role in Italian literature during the 20th century, particularly through his novels such as 'Conversazione in Sicilia.' Vittorini also contributed to the literary scene as an editor for Einaudi, where he was involved in publishing significant works of the Italian literary canon. His legacy is marked by his commitment to exploring the human condition through the lens of Italian culture and history.
Born on Jul 23, 1908 (117 years old)
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United Kingdom:
In his 1941 novel, Conversations in Sicily, the writer Elio Vittorini describes a group of fruit pickers congregating on the boat’s deck.
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Italy:
Elio Vittorini founded the contemporary culture magazine Politecnico, which Italo Calvino collaborated with.
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Italy:
Elio Vittorini famously rejected the publication of 'Il Gattopardo' twice.
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Italy:
Elio Vittorini invited Orsenigo to engage with the artistic scene in Milan after World War II.
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Venezuela:
Elio Vittorini's thoughts influence Paolo Gasparini's perspective on photography and truth.
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Italy:
Elio Vittorini was a celebrated author known for his contributions to Einaudi and Bompiani.
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