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Rosellina Archinto, pioneer of children's publishing, dies

The founder of the historic Emme Edizioni passed away at 93, known for her innovations in the field.

22 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Rosellina Archinto, founder of Emme Edizioni, has died at the age of 93. Her career was marked by significant influence in the field of children's publishing, particularly for her work with authors such as Maurice Sendak, Leo Lionni, and Bruno Munari.

Archinto is remembered not only for renewing children's literature but also for playing a significant role in the development of nonfiction. Her influence has left a lasting mark on the Italian publishing landscape.

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