Birth Anniversary: Piero Portaluppi — March 19, 1888
Piero Portaluppi was born on 19 March 1888: the eclectic designer who became the emblem of the wealthy Milanese bourgeoisie of the 1920s and 1930s.
Piero Portaluppi was born on 19 March 1888: the eclectic designer who became the emblem of the wealthy Milanese bourgeoisie of the 1920s and 1930s.
Piero Portaluppi died on 6 July 1967: the architect known for mixing Déco, classical elegance and modernity in the same building.
Giovanni Muzio was born in Milan on 12 February 1893: the man who began the Novecento movement in architecture, known for his stylised classicism.
Adalberto Libera was born at Villa Lagarina on 16 July 1903: one of the founders of Gruppo 7 and a pivotal figure of Italian modern architecture.
Angiolo Mazzoni was born on 21 May 1894: chief architect of the Ministry of Communications, who designed a generation of railway stations and post offices.
Angiolo Mazzoni died on 28 September 1979: the Futurist-Rationalist designer who was a leading figure in the building of the new towns of the Pontine Marshes.
Galileo Chini was born on 2 December 1873: the artist, painter and ceramicist who shaped the decorative apparatus of Liberty and Art Déco in Italy.
Duilio Cambellotti was born in Rome on 10 May 1876: an artist and sculptor whose work is inseparable from the drainage and settlement of the Agro Pontino.
Giuseppe Pagano was born on 20 August 1896: the rigorous Rationalist theorist, architect and long-serving editor of the magazine Casabella.
Gino Coppedè was born on 26 September 1866: the visionary Florentine designer who invented an eclectic Liberty entirely his own, and built a quarter of Rome in it.