Gino Boccasile's Covers (Miscellany)

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Italian girlie magazine Paradiso (4th September 1949).

Radiomelodie songbook (1951).

Canzoniere della Radio songbook (February 1941).

Canzoniere delle Radio songbook (November 1940).

Carnevale d'Italia (Carnival of Italy) - The most beautiful songs 1940/1941 - n.5.

Il Dramma - Fornightly review of greatly successful comedies directed by Lucio Ridenti; 1st May 1939).
On the cover: caricature of Macario.

Incanto - The most attractive weekly magazine of novels, short stories and entertainment.

Canzoniere della Radio songbook (December 1940).

Canzoniere della Radio songbook (January 1941).

Canzoniere della Radio songbook (May 1941).

Canzoniere della Radio songbook (October 1940).

Songbook for the songs Chi Sarà? and Tutto Blu, from Camillo Mastrocinque's Una Bionda Sotto Chiave (1939), a comedy starring Vivi Gioi, Giuseppe Porelli and Enrico Viarisio.

Cover (on the right) and back cover of a tourist pamphlet of Cattolica, town of the Emilia-Romagna (Italy) on the Adriatic coast.

Cruises And Travels In The Mediterranean Sea - United Fleets Italia - Cosulich Società Triestina di Navigazione (Cosulich Line, Trieste).

Sestrieres (or Sestriere, near Turin, Piedmont; Northern Italy) - Sport programme - Winter season - 1950-1951.

Exercise book cover featuring an illustration relating to the World War I: These, oh Italy, your sons!

War Songs (March 1944).

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Gino Boccasile

Selected magazine and pamphlet covers conceived and designed by Italian graphic and painter Gino Boccasile in the 1930s, 1940s
and early 1950s.

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