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Translation of inside of dust jacket

The young and the little ones dress like old people and grown-ups, satisfying fake authority and judgement, the old people want to become young by abandoning themselves to boyish follies and shouting, Mozart says again, shouting - a watchword for fun, once the necessary spells have been made. "Only the dead poor-rich, women-men, which only happens at the rhythm of the carnival which can last a lifetime for those who don't want to lift the mask.

Fulvio Roiter was born in Méolo, not far from Venice, and has been a professional since 1953. 

His first photography book "Venise à fleur d'eau" was published in Lausanne in 1954. 

The following year, "Ombrie terre de St. Francois" was published. This book won the Nadar prize in Paris for 1956 and established the author as one of the greatest photographers of his generation. 

In 1957 he published "Andalousie" and in the same year he began his first great journey across the Brazilian continent. This journey, which lasted nine months, will be a great human and photographic experience for him. 

From 1963 to 1965 he worked for the photo-book "Naquane" dedicated to the prehistoric engravings of Valcamonica. 

Since 1968 he has collaborated assiduously with Edizioni Atlantis in Zurich for which he created a series of prestigious books on Mexico, Brazil, Turkey, Spain, Tunisia and Portugal. 

In 1977 he published "Essere Venezia", ​​the greatest publishing success in the sector. 

In 1983 he published "Terra D'Abruzzo" and then began to collaborate with Biblos Edizioni, for which in 1984 he published "Centesimi disecond" followed by "Venice" and "Capri". 

Fulvio Roiter obtained the 1983 silver mask for photography.