1914
He becomes an illustrator for magazines ad periodicals of the "Corriere della Sera" group: first with "La lettura" then in 1915 and 1916 on "Il Corriere dei Piccoli" and "Italia Bella".
Together with A. Beltrame, R. Salvadori and others he illustrated "Qua e là per il mondo" by Luigi Barzini , published in 1929 by U. Hoepli, Milan.
1917
He does some drawings for "Pluto", a Greek play by Aristotles (never published).
1921
He illustrates "Viaggi Sentimentale" by L.Sterne, published in 1926 by Hoepli Milan, and "Fanciulli d'Italia" by A. V. Gentile
1922
He does some drawings for "Il Novellino" and "Il Guerin Meschino".
1923
He illustrates an important edition of "Poesie Edite e Inedite" by Carlo Porta, published in 1929 by Hoepli.
He is committed several times to psychiatric hospitals from 1924 and his career is abruptly interrupted.
1936
He prepares a rough draft of "Lazzarillo de Torme" (a Spanish literature masterpiece) which is never published.
1938
He proposes to the Hoepli Publishing House drawings and drafts for an edition of "I promessi sposi", by A. Manzoni, on which he had been working for years.
1940
He illustrates some children's books for the Ceschina publishing house: "Stretta la foglia larga la via...", by G. Latronico and "Ravaldino", by A. Romagnoli.
1941
He proposes the manuscript "What is madness" to the Hoepli Publishing House, to be illustrated with somatics taken during the periods of hospitalization. All unpublished works.
1941
He offers to the publishers Hoepli "Cosa è la Follia", a manuscript with «somatic» illustrations done during his internment. This too is never published.
1942
He prepares drafts for "I Fioretti" by S.Francesco (a famous thirteenth-century text).
He prepares for Piero Trevisani drafts for "Enzeli", a popular book for children, lost and remained unpublished.
