Roberto Innocenti is an Italian illustrator celebrated for his richly detailed, painterly style and commitment to realistic representation. His unmistakable illustrations showcase a delicate palette and refined line, demonstrating a remarkable artistic vision. Despite being entirely self-taught, Innocenti's work, including a prominent original tale about the Holocaust, has achieved widespread acclaim across Europe and beyond.
Florentine master Roberto Innocenti explores the mysteries of the sleeping mind with his new deck: Tarot of the Longest Dream. Lose yourself in a surreal world permeated by the echoes of the Waite-Smith tradition. Seek all the hidden symbols and hints among the details of these cards; they will guide you through the wonders of this oneiric journey, and reveal truths that the conscious mind could not even fathom.
The narrative unfolds through the eyes of a devoted captain, chronicling the remarkable 50-year journey of the refrigerated cargo ship Clementine. From her construction in the early 1930s to her voyages across exotic ports, the story highlights her roles in both wartime and peacetime, culminating in her final resting place beneath the sea. Roberto Innocenti's detailed illustrations enhance this epic tale, vividly bringing the ship's adventures and history to life.
A work about running a business and getting started, about nature and fruit, about company life and working with friends, about the stuff we've got right and the stuff we got wrong, and about squirrels and camping and doing the right thing.
Rose Blanche was the name of a group of young German citizens who, at their peril, protested against the war. Until the tide of the war turns and soldiers in different uniforms stream in from the East, and Rose and the imprisoned children disappear for ever .