He is the author Andrea Speziali a Riccione in his early twenties, young man devoid of talent but mainly driven by strong interest and high hopes. And 'the case to say that "a mountain has given birth to a mouse," many and varied are the resources it needed publication. Originally there was a teenage passion, love at first sight rather mysterious for a villa that has literally "seduced" a perfectionist in the grass and broke it started to cultivate the interest in art. Then came the more detailed studies at the Art Academy and Fellini, which have been joined by her thorough research on villa Antolini, who in the meantime, after finding a name, was acquiring a more specific identity , its architect Vucetich, even iconographic documentation on multifaceted activities of the latter, the study of building plans, the survey and the interpretation of symbols contained in them, which reveal the presence of many elements of the esoteric nature, symbols connected with alchemy, magic and Freemasonry. It 'was at this point inevitable that much material, so doggedly and meticulously collected over several years, did warn Andrea, first, the urgent need for a systematic reorganization and then the need to disclose a publication with the result of his work consists mainly in studying the 'Art Nouveau architecture in Riccione, whose Villa Antolini is the most emblematic case. The book''A Season of Liberty in Riccione''offers the opportunity, so far hardly been considered by local studies, to examine new season brings a complex art in the late decades of the first 800 and 900. An applause is so unquestionably made the willpower of the young author, his efforts deserve encouragement, a 'declaration of trust, which should not be denied to young volunteers, we can translate the purchase of his work. The publication has received the patronage of the Regione Emilia Romagna, the Province of Rimini, Riccione of Commons, Venice, Padua and Gorizia, Marostica, Pescantina, the Brethren of the Coast (Riccione table) and the support of the Geat, Cultural Heritage and non-profit organization art gallery Rosini.
50 copies of the book are numbered from 1 to 50 and each copy contains a vintage postcard of Riccione.
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