9. Bologna è una favola! | #EmiliaRomagna

9. Bologna è una favola! | #EmiliaRomagna

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67. Parliamo di arte (italiana e non)

Ti circonderai di immagini e sculture che hanno colpito l'autrice e ti interrogherai su quanto l'arte faccia parte della tua vita.You will surround yourself with images and sculptures that struck the author, and you will ask yourself how much art is part of your life. Join the gr ...  Show more

66. Diabolik

“Diabolik” è un personaggio dei fumetti italiani affascinante. Un antieroe creato dall’astuzia di due sorelle milanesi…“Diabolik” is a fascinating Italian comic book character. An antihero created by the ingenuity of two Milanese sisters…Transcriptions: https://onlineitalianclass ...  Show more

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