Palazzo Troise in Naples: Alessandro Carnelli (1936)
A Rationalist palace built in central Naples between 1934 and 1936, designed by architect Alessandro Carnelli as offices and residences on the site of a sixteenth-century aristocratic dwelling.
Architecture
Galleria Pasa Tunnel in Rome: Cesare Bazzani (1940)
An urban tunnel beneath the Janiculum Hill in Rome, designed by architect Cesare Bazzani and completed in 1940. Originally called the Galleria Gianicolense, it now bears the name of Prince Amedeo of Savoy-Aosta.
Fontana delle Cariatidi in Rome: Attilio Selva (1928)
A monumental fountain featuring caryatid figures, erected in Piazza dei Quiriti in Rome’s Prati district. Designed by Triestine sculptor Attilio Selva following a 1924 city-wide competition.
Santa Maria Immacolata in Rome: Gino Benigni (1930)
A Roman Catholic church designed by Gino Benigni and constructed between 1928 and 1930 in Rome’s Tuscolano district. The building displays Neo-Romanesque architectural features.
San Roberto Bellarmino in Rome: Busiri Vici (1933)
A Catholic church designed by architect Clemente Busiri Vici, located in the Parioli district of Rome and completed between 1931 and 1933.
Italian War Memorials in Historical Postcards
A curated collection of historical postcards documenting Italian First World War memorials, selected from the interwar period and assembled for cultural heritage preservation.
Ponte Tre Ponti, Venice, by Eugenio Miozzi (1932–33)
An engineering work designed by Eugenio Miozzi for Venice in 1932–33, originally known as I Quattro Ponti and now called Ponte Tre Ponti.
Paolo Boselli Industrial School, Savona (1933–34)
Savona’s chief municipal engineer Ivan Ricca designed it in 1931. It opened in 1934 for the city’s technical schools and has housed the Liceo Orazio Grassi since the early 1970s.
Monumento Caduti d Africa, Romano Romanelli, 1938
A commemorative monument designed by Romano Romanelli, erected in Syracuse in 1938 to honour those who fell in African campaigns.