Monument to the Fallen, Varese
A war memorial in Varese, documented in a historical postcard from the interwar period (1922–1944). The monument commemorates those who died in conflict.
A war memorial in Varese, documented in a historical postcard from the interwar period (1922–1944). The monument commemorates those who died in conflict.
A war memorial in Caserta commemorates those who died in conflict. The monument dates from Italy’s interwar period and represents a significant civic commemoration.
A monument dedicated to fallen soldiers in Ancona, documented in a historical postcard from the interwar period.
A monument to fallen soldiers in Civita Castellana, documented in a historical postcard from Italy’s interwar period.
A monument dedicated to those who fell in war, located in Cosenza. The work dates to Italy’s interwar period and remains a significant civic landmark.
A war memorial in Spoleto, documented in a historical postcard from the interwar period. The monument commemorates those killed in conflict.
Marcello Piacentini designed this triumphal arch as a monument to the fallen in Genoa, completed in 1931. The work exemplifies Rationalist architectural principles of the interwar period.
Domenico Trentacoste designed this monument to fallen soldiers in Chioggia, Veneto, in 1926. The work represents the sculptor’s contribution to Italy’s commemoration of the First World War.
The Monumento ai Caduti in Imola, Bologna, designed by architect Giovanni Battista Milani with sculptural work by Angelo Zanelli, was completed in 1928.