Corriere dei Piccoli
Corriere dei Piccoli (1908 - 1995) was an Italian weekly publication for children that was the first major Italian periodical to regularly employ comic strips. It was founded in 1908 as a supplement to Corriere della Sera and was likewise edited by Luigi Albertini (1871 - 1941). Employing a wide range of formats and material, the Corriere dei Piccoli remained a leading children's publication for much of the 20th century and influenced nearly every Italian illustrator and comic book artist of the era.
Terra di Petrolio.
A dramatic view of the Sahara and North Africa including Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia, published c. 1959 in the Italian children's weekly Corriere dei Piccoli. The map highlights the natural resources of the region, most specifically potential oil wealth, and suggests the potential of Italian industry exploiting those resources. (more details)