Large Relief Panel, Palazzo dell’Informazione, Milan
A monumental bas-relief by Carlo Sacchi and Mario Sironi adorns the Palazzo dell’Informazione in Milan’s Piazza Cavour, completed between 1938 and 1942.
A monumental bas-relief by Carlo Sacchi and Mario Sironi adorns the Palazzo dell’Informazione in Milan’s Piazza Cavour, completed between 1938 and 1942.
A sculpture by Italian Symbolist Leonardo Bistolfi, created around 1925. The work represents Bistolfi’s mature artistic practice within the Symbolist movement.
A sculptural portrait created in 1942 by Edoardo Rubino, held in the Galleria d’Arte Moderna in Turin. The work exemplifies the mature practice of this Piedmontese sculptor.
A marble statue of the Roman historian Tito Livio, carved by sculptor Arturo Martini in 1942 for Palazzo Liviano at the University of Padua. The work exemplifies Martini’s monumental public sculpture during the interwar period.
A sculptural relief by Giuseppe Maretto adorns the Torre Locatelli in Milan’s Piazza della Repubblica, completed in 1939. The work exemplifies the decorative programme of this monumental tower designed by architect Mario Bacciocchi.
A bas-relief depicting Ancient Architecture ornaments the Torre Locatelli in Milan’s Piazza della Repubblica. Sculptor Giuseppe Maretto completed this work in 1939 as part of the building’s monumental façade.
A funerary monument carved by sculptor Alberto Bazzoni for his wife Bianca, installed in Milan’s Cimitero Monumentale. The work exemplifies Bazzoni’s study of Roman sculptural form.
A sculptural work by Italian artist Guido Galletti installed in 1939 at the Germani tomb in Genoa’s historic Staglieno Cemetery.
A monument to the war dead erected in Avezzano in 1926 by sculptor Ermenegildo Luppi. Such memorials commemorate those who died in military conflict, typically bearing the names of the fallen.