This story begins at the start of the 900’s when the famous baritone Titta Ruffo, during his many tourneès in both Europe and overseas, purchased his first fine edition literary collections.
The Library came to be thanks to his son’s will, Ruffo Titta jr., bibliophile and book enthusiast, who enriched the collections with the help of expert librarians, organizing and classifying every single volume.
And this was just the beginning of the Titta Bernardini Library.
With the technique of panoramic photography, we wanted to give the library rooms an online view as close as possible to how they would be perceived in person.
Right from the start we wanted to bet on this technology because giving each visitor the opportunity to navigate the spaces, lingering where curiosity and interest lead him or her, is something very special as well as subjective, and such a resource allows this in a timely and precise manner.
A deliberate choice: we believe that high-quality, immersive photography is one of the most suitable communication tools for documenting and promoting any activity related to circumscribed environments and places.
Walking in downtown Naples, we can find ourselves