In the Palazzo Roverella in Rovigo, there are never enough spectators to fill a room. I understand at the Raphael show in Rome, a whistle is blown and everyone changes rooms. As it was, the guards stayed close to us. I was still able to go backwards – when I visit an art show, I am often attracted to something off the track, then have to return; or I want to compare dates on the chicken-headed postman and the flying fellow in the last room. I could circulate. The bookstore was difficult. I touched a pamphlet, and immediately had to be sanitized. I should be glad for all of this; despite a small uptick, Italy remains the least infected country in Europe now. |
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