Monument to the Fallen in Spoleto: History

Monument to the Fallen, Spoleto
Monumento ai caduti, Milano — photo © Stefano Vigolo

A monument to the fallen stands in Spoleto, documented in a historical postcard from the interwar period (1922–1944).

War memorials of this era across Italy served as focal points for civic commemoration. The photograph preserves a record of the monument’s appearance during the early twentieth century, forming part of a broader documentary archive of Italian cultural heritage from this period.

Details

  • Location: Spoleto, Italy
  • Period documented: 1922–1944
  • Type: War memorial
  • Historical record: Postcard archive

Frequently asked questions

What does this monument commemorate?

The monument honours those who died in armed conflict, a common form of civic remembrance in Italy during the interwar period.

When was this photograph taken?

The postcard dates from the interwar period between 1922 and 1944, preserving the monument’s historical appearance.

Where is the monument located?

The monument stands in Spoleto, in the Umbria region of central Italy.

From the Cultural Heritage Online community archive, originally shared by Arte e Architettura del Ventennio in 2021. Photographs and source material by Stefano Vigolo, who reviewed the text and approved it for publication. © Cultural Heritage Online.

Sources

  • S1 — Pontiggia, Elena. Il Novecento Italiano. Abscondita, 2003. ISBN 978-88-8416-048-5.
  • S2 — Bossaglia, Rossana. Il Déco italiano: fisionomia dello stile 1925. Rizzoli, 1988. ISBN 978-88-17-24017-8.

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