Boxer Statue, Stadio dei Marmi, Foro Italico, Rome
A marble statue of a boxer, donated by the province of Ascoli Piceno, stands in the Stadio dei Marmi at Foro Italico in Rome. The statue is part of the sports complex built between 1928 and 1938.
Sculpture
Officers’ Club Entrance by Mario Moschi, Florence Aeronautical School
A sculptural detail from the Officers’ Club entrance of Florence’s Royal Aeronautical School, created by Mario Moschi in 1937–38. The work exemplifies Rationalist design during Italy’s interwar period.
Young Soldier, War Monument by Ercole Drei, Bologna 1933
A sculptural detail from Ercole Drei’s Monument to the Fallen in the Cloister VI of the Certosa di Bologna, completed in 1933.
Monument to the Fallen by Ercole Drei, Certosa di Bologna
A detail of one of two soldiers from the Monument to the Fallen in the Sixth Cloister of the Certosa di Bologna, sculpted by Ercole Drei. The work commemorates those who died in service.
Monument to Fascist Revolution Martyrs, Certosa di Bologna
A sculptural monument by Ercole Drei in the Certosa di Bologna’s Sixth Cloister, featuring allegorical figures including Gloria and Forza.
Fountain with Fruit Basket by Graziosi, Mercato Albinelli, Modena
A sculptural fountain by Giuseppe Graziosi crowns the central hall of Modena’s covered market, inaugurated in 1931. The work features a figure holding a basket of flowers.
Palazzo della Libertà Relief Sculptures, Bergamo
Decorative relief panels on Palazzo della Libertà in Bergamo, designed by architect Alziro Bergonzo and completed in 1940. Originally built as Casa Littoria, the fascist-era building now serves civic purposes under its current name.
Fontana del Campari, Chiusi della Verna by Giuseppe Gronchi
A decorative fountain in Art Deco style designed by Florentine sculptor Giuseppe Gronchi as part of a promotional series for the Davide Campari company. One of three such fountains remaining in Italy.
Monument to the Fallen of Porta Grande, Naples
A monument commemorating fallen soldiers, created by G. Di Pietro in Naples in 1923.