Jul 16

Interview: Sophie Morichi of Archivio Picone : The family of Italian designer Giuseppe Picone keep his artistic legacy and contribution to “Made In Italy” alive

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Interview: Sophie Morichi of Archivio Picone


by Heather Stewart Feldman When artist, ceramist and fabric and fashion designer Giuseppe Picone passed away in 2008, he left behind a precious gift to Italian craft history. Picone’s invaluable artistic legacy and many contributions were key…

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