The first section of The Via Veneto Papers is an evocation of the Rome of La Dolce Vita, of the early stages in the writing and the realizing of the film itself, and, through a series of brilliant little sketches, a commemoration of the aging poet Vincenzo Cardarelli, skeptical survivor from an earlier time, representative of an altogether different life. "Occasional Notebooks" comprises the second section and the third section is an interview given by Flaiano shortly before his death.

Via Veneto Papers

Literature & Fiction

FLAIANO, ENNIO

History & Criticism

Marlboro Press

<div>The first section of The Via Veneto Papers is an evocation of the Rome of La Dolce Vita, of the early stages in the writing and the realizing of the film itself, and, through a series of brilliant little sketches, a commemoration of the aging poet Vincenzo Cardarelli, skeptical survivor from an earlier time, representative of an altogether different life. "Occasional Notebooks" comprises the second section and the third section is an interview given by Flaiano shortly before his death. </div>

Literary

In this novel, first published in Italy in 1947, a chance encounter and an accidental shooting leave a young woman dead and a young soldier attempting to reason away responsibility and assuage his guilt.

The Short Cut

In 1956, a 28-year old William Klein arrived in Rome, fresh from the debut of his now classic monograph Life Is Good &amp; Good for You in New York, to assist Federico Fellini on his film Nights of Cabiria. Filming was delayed, and so Klein instead strolled about the city in the company of Fellini, Pier Paolo Pasolini, Alberto Moravia and other avant-garde Italian writers and artists who served as his guides. It was on these walks that Rome, a pioneering and brilliant visual diary of the city, was born. First published in 1959, Klein's Rome features the quirky extended captions that distinguished his New York book, interspersed with observations about the city by Stendhal, Michelet, Mark Twain, Henry James and others. Today it is one of the most celebrated photography books of the twentieth century. To celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of Rome's publication, Aperture (in close collaboration with Contrasto) has produced a revised edition, which includes previously unseen fashion pictures made in Rome and an updated text by the photographer. Redesigned to encompass two volumes in a special PVC slipcase, this new edition offers audiences another chance to celebrate one of the great photobooks. As Fellini said, "Rome is a movie, and Klein did it." After graduating from university, William Klein (born in New York, 1928) settled in Paris and became a painter. He returned to New York in 1954, and made a photographic logbook which was published two years later, and which won him world-wide acclaim: Life Is Good &amp; Good for You in New York (Prix Nadar, 1956). Later, he produced books dedicated to Tokyo, Moscow and Paris. Painter, photographer, moviemaker and graphic designer, Klein currently lives in Paris.

William Klein: Rome

Arts & Photography

FELLINI, FEDERICO

Pasolini, Pier Paolo

MORAVIA, ALBERTO

Individual Artists

Aperture

Dolce Vita

GIDDINS, Gary

Forgacs, David

Amato, Giuseppe

Wertmüller, Lina

Levine, Irving R.

Roger Blunck Collection (library Of Congress)

Rizzoli, Angelo

Pinelli, Tullio

Rondi, Brunello

Magli, Franco

Mastroianni, Marcello

Ekberg, Anita

Aimée, Anouk

Furneaux, Yvonne

Noel, Magali

Cuny, Alain

Ninchi, Annibale

Santesso, Walter

Ciangottini, Valeria

Garrone, Riccardo

Galli, Ida

Dijon, Alain

Cerusico, Enzo

Paradisi, Giulio

Doria, Enzo

Glori, Enrico

Betti, Laura

Barker, Lex

Sernas, Jacques

Gray, Nadja

Martelli, Otello

Cattozzo, Leo

Rota, Nino

Ferrara, Franco

Sarno, Antonello

Bachmann, Gideon

Criterion Collection (firm)

The Criterion Collection

journal des erreurs (PETITE BIBLIOTHEQUE RIVAGES)

Rivages *

Tempo DI Uccidere

BUR Biblioteca Univerzale Rizz

Tempo di uccidere (Italian Edition)

Genre Fiction

BUR Biblioteca Univerzale Rizzoli

Soltanto le parole: Lettere di e a Ennio Flaiano (1933-1972) (Italian Edition)

Bompiani

Diario notturno (Piccola biblioteca Adelphi)

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