Exhibition dedicated to the graphic work that Federico Fellini created in preparation for the film 'Il Casanova (1976)'.
With Fellini Forbidden, the temporary exhibition activity of the Fellini Museum continues, integrating the permanent collection with new contents.
On show the 42 tables dedicated by Fellini to 'Prick' (Anglo-Saxon nickname with which he identifies his sexual alter ego). A series of authentic caricatures of the male genital organ that make up, with 'The book of dreams', the only other thematic collection in the vast graphic production of the Rimini director. Almost every sheet bears a lapidary title, written by Fellini himself in English, perhaps in anticipation of an international publication, of which, however, there is no other news.
Donated by Fellini to his friend Tonino Guerra, the series is now owned by the web entrepreneur and art collector Massimiliano Benedetti, from Rimini DOC.