Luigi Capuana: The Sicilian Storyteller

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Luigi Capuana was a leading Italian writer and a key figure in the Verismo movement. His works, from short stories to critical essays, were varied and influential. Beyond literature, his passion for photography led him to experiment with visual storytelling and create a unique archive.

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