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CostumesExplore our enormous collection of costumes from many different regions of Italy. Emma Calderini not only drew all the illustrations, but also researched and wrote a history of the costumes and individual costume descriptions. The book is “Il costume popolare in Italia,” published by Sterling & Kupfer, Milano, in 1952. Jackie Capurro has provided translations of the descriptions
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