The room is dedicated to the eclectic Gino Morici. He was born in 1901 in Palermo where he lived and worked. In 1925 he won the"Pensionatonazionale di decorazione" and from 1931 he taught decoration and scenography at the Academy of Fine Arts in Palermo. A Painter who ranged from design to scenography, he was an anarchist in his youth and defender of the Camera del Lavoro in Palermo against the exploitation of the regime and the gangs. Among the several works, in 1933 he began to work on some interiors of the Palazzo delle Poste in Caltanissetta, now owned by the Banca Sicana which has renovated i and for which  he later completed Allegory of Italy (1939), oil on board, inwhat was once the Telegraph Room.