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                  <text>Dr. Marta Pizzagalli &lt;br /&gt;USI Università della Svizzera italiana &lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;&lt;em&gt;The work is the result of Marta Pizzagalli’s doctoral thesis (ongoing), supervised by Prof. Marco Maggi&lt;/em&gt;</text>
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                  <text>The collection dedicated to Italian poet and writer Guido Gozzano (1883-1916) displays the author’s illustrated works as they appeared in their first publication in periodicals. Between 1903 and 1916 Gozzano published, in thirty-five different journals, more than two hundred texts, including poems, travel reports, fairy tales, miscellaneous prose and reviews, few of which find publication in volume during the author’s lifetime. Among those, seventy-two texts (33% of the total) are accompanied by images – photographs and illustrations – which are not found in later editions. The loss of this interplay affects not only images, but involves the meaning of Gozzano’s texts, which in the first publication was constructed in iconotextual interaction. The digital archive makes it possible to consult Gozzano’s illustrated periodical publications, which are increasingly difficult to find and are often the only existing witness to the original iconotestual link, allowing scholars and the interested public to have access to the original intermedial configuration of the works.</text>
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                <text>La lepre d'argento (1)</text>
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                <text>The text is included in the collection "I tre talismani" (1914).
Text reference edition: Guido Gozzano, "I tre talismani. La principessa si sposa e altre fiabe", a cura di Matilde Dillon Wanke, Alessandria, Edizioni dell'Orso, 2004.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Il corriere dei piccoli», 13 novembre 1910, pp. 3-4.
Racconta del principe Aquilino e delle sue avventure all'interno di un magico albero-palazzo, alla ricerca di Nazzarena, moglie prescelta ma trasformata in lepre d'argento da un mago.
Il racconto inizia con una filastrocca.</text>
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                <text>Fairy tale published on «Il corriere dei piccoli», 13th November 1910, pp. 3-4.
It tells the story of prince Aquilino and his adventures inside a magic tree-palace to find Nazzarena, his wife-to-be but transformed into a silver hare by a magician.
The story begins with a nursery rhyme.</text>
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                <text>N.B. Le immagini sono descritte seguendo l'ordine di impaginazione sulla singola pagina: dunque da sinistra a destra e dall'alto al basso. La loro numerazione potrebbe non coincidere con l'ordine narrativo.
Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta una folla di persone nobili inginocchiate difronte a una coppia seduta sulle radici di un grande albero. L'immagine è a colori, è posta come intestazione. L'immagine è firmata "Gustavino". Dimensioni: ca. 12x9 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, in alto a sinistra.
Fig. 2 iniziale decorata con una balaustra. Dimensioni: ca. 2x2 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, in alto a sinistra.
Fig. 3 disegno che rappresenta una donna e un uomo eleganti, ma non piacenti alla vista. L'uomo nell'atto di presentare la donna. Sullo sfondo un cerchio. L'immagine è a colori. Dimensioni: ca. 6x7 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, in basso a destra.</text>
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                <text>Please note: the images are described below following a layout-based order, i.e. from left to right and from top to bottom on the single page. Their numbering may not coincide with the narrative order.
Fig. 1 drawing of a crowd of noble people kneeling in front of a couple sitting on the roots of a large tree. The image is in colour and is placed as a header. The image is signed "Gustavino". Dimensions: ca. 12x9 cm. Position: right page, top left.
Fig. 2 initial decorated with a balustrade. Dimensions: ca. 2x2 cm. Position: right page, top left.
Fig. 3 drawing of an elegant woman and man, but not visually pleasing. The male in the act of presenting the female. As background a circle. The image is in colour. Dimensions: ca. 6x7 cm. Position: right page, bottom right.</text>
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                <text>Fig. 1 nessuna didascalia.
Fig. 2 nessuna didascalia.
Fig. 3 didascalia: "– Io sono il Re di Bikaria. E questa è la mia figliuola Nazzarena".</text>
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Fig. 2 no caption.
Fig. 3 caption: "– I am the King of Bikaria. And this is my daughter Nazzarena" (Eng. transl.).</text>
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                <text>La lepre d'argento (2)</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Il corriere dei piccoli», 13 novembre 1910, pp. 3-4.
Racconta del principe Aquilino e delle sue avventure all'interno di un magico albero-palazzo, alla ricerca di Nazzarena, moglie prescelta ma trasformata in lepre d'argento da un mago.
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                <text>Fairy tale published on «Il corriere dei piccoli», 13th November 1910, pp. 3-4.
It tells the story of prince Aquilino and his adventures inside a magic tree-palace to find Nazzarena, his wife-to-be but transformed into a silver hare by a magician.
The story begins with a nursery rhyme.</text>
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                <text> Viaggio in Cina pag. 49</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Adolescenza», 17 settembre 1911, pp. 618-619. 
Racconta la vicenda di Raffaello, figlio del vasaio Giovanni Sanzio e bambino prodigio nell'arte della pittura. Raffaello vince la gara per la miglior anfora decorata da offrire al duca Guidobaldo e regala la vincita all'amico Luca Baldi, pittore incapace.</text>
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It tells the story of Raffaello, son of the potter Giovanni Sanzio and child prodigy in the art of painting. Raffaello wins the competition for the best decorated amphora for the duke Guidobaldo and gives the winnings to his friend Luca Baldi, an incapable painter.</text>
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                <text>Poesia pubblicata su «La Donna», 20 settembre 1914, p. 11.
Racconta la fuga di un colombo dalla guerra, per ripararsi sulla spalla di una donna, personificazione dell'Italia. 
Il testo è anticipato da una presentazione firmata "Settembre 1914 - i giornali", che racconta il fatto di cronaca alla base della poesia: il ritrovamento di un colombo di Liegi arrivato in Italia per fuggire dalla guerra.</text>
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                <text>Poem published on «La Donna», 20th September 1914, p. 11.
It recounts the flight of a dove from the war, finally taking shelter on the shoulder of a woman, personification of Italy.
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                <text>Fig. 1 disegno che rappresenta una donna su un piedistallo, con una corona turrita, la spada in una mano, un ramo di ulivo nell'altra e un colombo appoggiato sulla spalla. Il capo della donna fuoriesce della cornice. Come sfondo degli alberi. L'immagine è firmata "U. C. Veneziani 1914". Dimensioni: ca. 9x9 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, in alto al centro.</text>
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                <text>Text reference edition: Guido Gozzano, "I tre talismani. La principessa si sposa e altre fiabe", a cura di Matilde Dillon Wanke, Alessandria, Edizioni dell'Orso, 2004.</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Il corriere dei piccoli», 4 gennaio 1914, pp. 2-4.
Racconta la vicenda di Tito Rebaudi, bambino orfano e saggio, che per Natale riceve in dono un lira. Grazie alla moneta, caduta per caso in una cucina e, di lì, nel piatto della signora Grandi, Tito conosce i coniugi Grandi, che paiono affezionarsi al bambino e ipotizzarne l'adozione.</text>
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                <text>Fairy tale published on «Il corriere dei piccoli», 4th January 1914, pp. 2-4.
It tells the story of Tito Rebaudi, an orphan and wise child, who receives a coin as a gift for Christmas. Thanks to the coin, which fell by chance into a kitchen and, from there, into Mrs Grandi's plate, Tito meets the Grandi couple, who seem to like the child and consider adopting him.</text>
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                <text>N.B. Le immagini sono descritte seguendo l'ordine di impaginazione sulla singola pagina: dunque da sinistra a destra e dall'alto al basso. La loro numerazione potrebbe non coincidere con l'ordine narrativo.
Fig. 1 iniziale decorata con una balaustra. Dimensioni: ca. 2x2 cm. Posizione: facciata sinistra, in alto a destra.
Fig. 2 disegno che rappresenta due bambini intenti a guardare in una finestra ai loro piedi. Come sfondo un esterno urbano. Dimensioni: ca. 6x6 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, in alto a sinistra.
Fig. 3 disegno che rappresenta un gruppo di persone a tavola, chine a guardare ciò che una donna porge loro. Come sfondo un interno elegante. L'immagine è firmata "Gustavino". Dimensioni: ca. 8x6 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, al centro.
Fig. 4 disegno che rappresenta una donna, un uomo e un bambino, che dialogano. Come sfondo un interno elegante. Dimensioni: ca. 7x6 cm. Posizione: facciata destra, in basso a destra.</text>
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Fig. 1 initial decorated with a balustrade. Dimensions: ca. 2x2 cm. Position: left page, top right.
Fig. 2 drawing of two children looking into a window at their feet. As background an urban exterior. Dimensions: ca. 6x6 cm. Position: right page, top left.
Fig. 3 drawing of a group of people at a table, bent over looking at what a woman is handing them. As background an elegant interior. The image is signed "Gustavino". Dimensions: ca. 8x6 cm. Position: right page, centered.
Fig. 4 drawing of a woman, a man and a child in dialogue. As background an elegant interior. Dimensions: ca. 7x6 cm. Position: right page, bottom right.</text>
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Fig. 2 didascalia: "– Che cosa guardi?".
Fig. 3 didascalia: "…colle due dita si toglie di bocca un piccolo disco…".
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Fig. 3 caption: "...with two fingers he takes a small disc out of his mouth…" (Eng. transl.).
Fig. 4 caption: "...I already know how to spend it…" (Eng. transl.).</text>
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                <text>Fiaba pubblicata su «Il corriere dei piccoli», 4 gennaio 1914, pp. 2-4.
Racconta la vicenda di Tito Rebaudi, bambino orfano e saggio, che per Natale riceve in dono un lira. Grazie alla moneta, caduta per caso in una cucina e, di lì, nel piatto della signora Grandi, Tito conosce i coniugi Grandi, che paiono affezionarsi al bambino e ipotizzarne l'adozione.</text>
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It tells the story of Tito Rebaudi, an orphan and wise child, who receives a coin as a gift for Christmas. Thanks to the coin, which fell by chance into a kitchen and, from there, into Mrs Grandi's plate, Tito meets the Grandi couple, who seem to like the child and consider adopting him.</text>
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