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Morocco-Italy: in Tangier a Palace Tells a Century of Exchanges Between the Two Shores
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AGI - In Tangier, relations between Italy and Morocco have left a mark made of stone, stucco and zellige. A new photographic volume signed by Massimo Listri brings to the centre of attention today the Palace of Italian Institutions, a large complex built at the beginning of the twentieth century for Sultan Moulay Hafid and become, over the decades, one of the most singular places of the Italian presence in the city of the Strait. The volume was …
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