Monumento ai Caduti di Sacile

A tall stone column topped by a bronze winged statue stands on a stepped base with a bronze relief and wreath, surrounded by trees. — The Sacile war memorial: a column with a winged bronze figure above a stepped stone base bearing a bronze relief and a laurel wreath. Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2011.

Sacile · Via Ettoreo · War memorial with winged figure

A stone column crowned by a bronze winged figure, standing on a stepped base with a bronze relief and wreath, commemorates the fallen of Sacile in Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

At a glance

The monument stands near Via Ettoreo in the San Liberale area of Sacile. OpenStreetMap records it as a memorial, and the contributor’s photographs from 2011 show the column, its stepped stone base and the bronze details. The site lies at 45.9565, 12.5021 according to the contributor’s Google Maps link.

Key facts

Where: Via Ettoreo, Villorba, San Liberale, Sacile
What: Monument
When: not documented in the sources found
GPS: 45.9565, 12.5021 · Open in Google Maps

History

The documents found do not record the date of construction, the designer or the circumstances of the monument’s creation. The published sources describe Sacile’s historic centre and its architecture, but none offers a documented history for this particular memorial. The contributor’s notes do not include historical details beyond the photographs taken in 2011.

What you see

The photographs show a tall stone column rising from a stepped base. At the top stands a bronze winged figure. On the front of the base is a bronze relief with a laurel wreath. A separate white stone marker with a carved cross and the inscription “MORTO” stands on a small concrete base on the grass nearby. On the bronze base of the statue, a raised inscription reads “G. No ROSSI”. The contributor has noted uncertainty about whether this is a sculptor’s or founder’s mark.

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Nearby

The Monumento ai Caduti of Spresiano — a Triumphal Arch on the Piave, Guarded by a Bronze — another war memorial in the province of Treviso, west of Sacile
“Gloria” — the War Memorial of Treviso — the principal monument to the fallen in the provincial capital

Gallery

A white stone marker with a carved cross and relief stands on a concrete base on grass with a bouquet of flowers at its foot. — A white stone memorial marker with a carved cross on its face, standing on a small concrete base on a leaf-strewn lawn with flowers placed before it Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2011.

Close view of the green bronze base of a statue with an inscription reading G. No ROSSI next to a stone plinth and leaves. — Detail of the oxidized bronze base of a monument showing the raised inscription G. No ROSSI above a pale stone plinth Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2011.

The full memorial with a column and winged statue is seen from a distance across a gravel area, with people walking nearby. — Wide view of the Sacile war memorial on its stepped base, with a gravel forecourt, walking figures and tall trees behind Photo: Stefano Vigolo, 2011.

Sources

OpenStreetMap, Monumento ai caduti, Via Ettoreo, Villorba, San Liberale, Sacile: address and coordinates of the memorial
Visit Sacile, Visite Guidate nella città di Sacile: contextual information about guided tours in Sacile; no direct mention of this monument
Stefano Vigolo, photographs and notes to the editorial staff (2026): identification of the subject and description of the visible details. Not a published source

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