Salvatore Ferragamo shoes Florence museum exhibition

April 19, 2013 and 2014, the Salvatore Ferragamo Museum in Florence, Italy, will be ceremoniously presented a new exhibition, an excellent shoe craftsman - footwear and shoemakers fairy tale and legend ( The Amazing Shoemaker - Fairy Tales and Legends about Shoes and Shoemakers), curator for Stefania Ricci, Sergio ORG Sa Li Ti (Sergio Risaliti) and Lucca ska Lini (Luca scarlini).

In many fairy tales, myths and legends often tells about the story of footwear and shoemakers, and footwear is often seen as a symbol of wealth and power; therefore in this exhibition, curators trying to collect depicting shoes to fulfill the role of these different story.

"A remarkable shoe craftsman - Fairy Tales and Legends" exhibition on footwear and shoemakers will be covered brand founder Salvatore Ferragamo Mr. stories and fairy tales must have all the elements of adventures. The story begins in a child because of an ancient craft - Footwear enthusiasm childhood begins cobbler at the learning experience in footwear, at an early age is more like a lonely hero will travel to the other side of the ocean, where footwear bursting out with a charming and mysterious power.

The fairy tale theme of the exhibition attracted to many different areas of the writers and artists involved, their enthusiasm has created many works of art for the exhibition, which not only there the fairy expert Antonio Faeti, and Michele Rak, as well as film historian home Alessandro Bernardi and Hamid Ziarati, Michele Mari and Elisa Biagini, including author and poet - they created a new fairy tale penned for the exhibition the of Michela Petoletti and Francesca Ghermandi, which the story is accompanied by illustrations; addition, the world famous composer Luis Bacalov for the opening of the exhibition created original music, the young photographer Simona Ghizzoni and Lorenzo Cicconi Massi and professional photographers Arrigo Coppitz co-creator, Salvatore Ferragamo footwear shooting like a fairy tale fantasy.