Michele Pellegrino, the photographer, is the subject of an anthological exhibition. Black and white photos about an important place of Italian culture, as told by crucial Italia writers as Cesare Pavese, Luigi Pareyson, Beppe Fenoglio and Lalla Romano. Pellegrino, who was self-taught but technically excellent, became a photographer after working as a shepherd and a farmer. He has developed a refined personal culture through watching and reading a lot, as evidenced by the detail in his photographs.