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Arnaldo Foschini designed the Orthopaedic Clinic building for Rome's Città Universitaria in 1935. The structure remains part of La Sapienza University's architectural heritage.
February 2024Arnaldo Foschini's 1935 Institute of Hygiene and Bacteriology stands within Rome's Città Universitaria as part of La Sapienza University's expanded campus.
February 2024An entrance detail from the Città Universitaria designed by architect Arnaldo Foschini in 1935 for Rome's La Sapienza University. The complex represents a major…
February 2024An edicola, or small funerary chapel, designed by Enrico Agostino Griffini for the Porcile family at Milan's Cimitero Monumentale in 1934. A work of…
February 2024Six museums across the Veneto region showcase distinctive local crafts—from Burano lace to Murano glass, luxury footwear, ceramics, and eyewear—preserving centuries of artisan expertise.
February 2024Launched in February 2024, VenetianMade is a virtual showcase created by EUTEKNOS, a regional innovation network for artistic manufacturing, connecting Venetian artisans with global…
February 2024A monumental tomb designed by architect Mario Palanti in 1929 at Milan's Cimitero Monumentale, one of Italy's most significant repositories of artistic funerary architecture.
February 2024Lost artworks represent a compelling enigma in cultural heritage, encompassing original creations that have disappeared from museum catalogues and private collections due to intentional…
February 2024A detail of Massimo Campigli's fresco 'The Permanence of the Idea of Rome' adorns Palazzo Liviano in Padua. Painted in 1939–40, the work celebrates…
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