Salone degli Incanti — Trieste
Giorgio Polli built a basilica for selling fish: the three-nave Pescheria Centrale of 1913 on Riva Nazario Sauro was nicknamed ‘Santa Maria del Guato’ by the…
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Carla Szathvary
Carla Szathvary writes on Italian Liberty and Art Nouveau, and manages partnerships and media relations for Cultural Heritage Online.
Contributions: 11 articles · 73 heritage places · 9 events · 5 photographs
24 articles on the Italian archive
Published on beniculturalionline.it, the Italian archive of this publication, online since 1998. They are being brought into Cultural Heritage Online.
- Quali differenze e caratteristiche tra lo stile Art Decu00f2, Art Nouveau e il Liberty Italiano dei primi del '900
- Collezionismo | Art Nouveau, Aste On Line di oggetti d'Arte, Design e Arredamento
- Collezionismo | Art Du00e9co, Aste On Line di oggetti d'Arte, Design e Arredamento
- Manifesto - La Stampa, 1899
- Sunset - Alphonse Mucha
- La Sculpture - Henri Privat-Lievmont
- Ritratto di Cleo de Merode
- La Du00e9pu00c3u00aache de Toulouse
- Statuetta in bronzo
- Statuetta in bronzo a patina bruna
- Piccolo Pierrot, lampada da tavolo.
- Statuetta in bronzo a patina bruna
Hotel Savoia Excelsior Palace — Trieste
Built to receive Habsburg dignitaries attending the launch of the empire’s flagship dreadnought, the Savoia Excelsior Palace is the only Trieste Liberty…
Palazzo Viviani-Giberti — Trieste
The only Trieste palazzo signed by an Italian Liberty master from the Castiglioni generation: Giuseppe Sommaruga adapted his Milanese Sezessionstil…
Sinagoga di Trieste
Ruggero and Arduino Berlam’s 1912 synagogue is a hybrid that resists easy classification: Sephardic-revival massing with Jugendstil ornamental detail, the…
Narodni Dom — Trieste
Max Fabiani’s 1904 People’s House was Europe’s first multifunctional community centre and the city’s most politically charged building: the Fascist arson of…
Palazzo della Banca di Praga — Trieste
Where Czech and Triestine Sezessionstil meet at the same desk: Costaperaria and Polívka’s 1914 corner block was built for a Prague bank’s Adriatic…
Casa Terni-Smolars — Trieste
The Trieste building most often cited as the local Liberty masterpiece after Casa Bartoli: Romeo Depaoli’s 1906 block exposed on three sides, with Rathmann’s…
Casa Polacco — Trieste
Romeo Depaoli’s 1909 corner block on Corso Italia brought late-Liberty commercial typology to its Trieste standard: six storeys, Romeo Rathmann’s female…
Casa Bartoli — Trieste
Max Fabiani’s 1905 manifesto on Piazza della Borsa is the closest Vienna Sezessionstil came to landing on Italian soil: reinforced concrete, integrated…
Palazzina Majani — Bologna
Bologna’s most provocative Liberty building, built for the city’s oldest chocolate company and immediately nicknamed “the Viennese chair” — a sarcastic…