Villa Zingali Tetto
A lawyer’s winter garden near the top of Via Etnea, where Paolo Lanzerotti gave Catanese Liberty one of its last flourishes.
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Contributions: 10 articles · 73 heritage places · 7 events · 1 photograph
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
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele III
Rebuilt from the rubble of 1908, Messina gave itself a glass-roofed gallery and opened it the day the cathedral rang again.
Teatro Margherita
To dodge a monopoly, Bari built its second theatre where no contract could reach — on piles driven into the harbour.
Palazzo dell’Acquedotto Pugliese
Behind a Puglian neo-Romanesque front, Duilio Cambellotti turned the offices of a water company into a hymn to water.
Kursaal Santalucia
In the Umbertino quarter a residential block grew a theatre behind a sinuous Liberty sign and a frieze of masks.
Palazzo Mannajuolo
On the corner of Via Filangieri an engineer built his own house around a marble staircase that climbs like a shell.
Grand Hotel Miramare, Santa Margherita Ligure
The white Liberty Miramare opened on the Gulf of Tigullio in 1903 and never left the international set — it was from its terrace, in 1933, that Marconi sent…
Mercato Albinelli, Modena
Modena’s covered market opened in 1931 under a light iron roof, with Graziosi’s bronze fruit-seller fountain at its heart — a Liberty hall that is still the…
Casinò di Sanremo
The French architect Eugène Ferret won a competition to build Sanremo a Kursaal and opened it in January 1905 — a Liberty palace of gaming and concerts, the…
Grand Hotel & La Pace, Montecatini Terme
Montecatini’s grandest hotel began in 1870 as a promise — La Pace, peace — and became, after 1901, a Liberty showcase: Bernardini’s architecture and Galileo…