Mattia Lapperier

What remains of the library belonging to Luigi Russolo (1885-1947) today is just a fragment of what was originally. Nonetheless, the whole collection of volumes is just like a mirror reflecting his vastly heterogeneous culture which has been always attributed to him from people who knew him both personally and professionally. It is significant, in this regard, that Umberto Boccioni mentioned Russolo for his ideas rather than paintings during the Roman conference that he held at International Artistic Circle in May 1911...