On show 27 drawings by Fellini (20 on paper and 7, particularly original and rare, on napkins) dating back to the 1970s belonged to Danilo Donati, one of the great costume and set designers of Italian cinema. 
Among his many awards, Donati won an Oscar for the costumes of Federico Fellini's film 'Il Casanova', which are exhibited at the Fellini Museum together with those of 'Rome'.
The collaboration between Donati and the director from Rimini goes beyond the professional collaboration that began on the set of Fellini's Satyricon at the end of the 1960s and continued throughout the following decade with Fellini's great frescoes of Rome, Amarcord (of which he reconstructed the village in Cinecittà) and Il Casanova. Donati would then return to work with Fellini in the mid-1980s, for the costumes of Ginger and Fred and for the costumes and sets of Intervista.