The most exciting Greek bronze in Italy: the Satyr caught in the ecstatic moment of dance, fished at a depth of 500 meters by Captain Ciccio's nets in 1998, dances alone in the former church of Sant'Egidio. Outside, the kasbah: the Arab maze of alleys tiled with ceramics where the Tunisian fishing community lives — and in the restaurants, the red shrimp of Mazara and the fish couscous.
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