Artworks
Reggio Emilia
Guercino The Crucifixion (1624-25) in Ghiara Church
In the Holy Virgin Ghiara Church is the big altarpiece made by Giovanni Francesco Barbieri, also known as Guercino (1591-1666).
Concordi Monument
An archaeological find from the Roman era, the "Monumento ai Concorsi", has been placed in the gardens, a funeralsepulchre found in Boretto, with a bust of Caio Concordio I and his family.
Mosaic in the crypt of the Cathedral
A wonderful piece of art made of stone, its origins going back to ancient Roman Empire, this mosaic depicts many different scenes from mitology, with dancers, animald and geometrical decorations.
Group of sculptures in St. John the Evangelist
Terracotta polychrome group from the fourteen hundreds depicting the Passion of Christ. With the exception of the Christ figure from the 1600s, the work can be attributed to Guido Mazzoni.
Less Than - Robert Morris
The originally medieval Cloister complex of San Domenico hosts the work entitled Less Than, designed by Robert Morris in 2005 for the silent and secret Small Cloister.
Whirls and Twirls 1 - Sol LeWitt
The work Whirls and Twirls 1, designed by Sol LeWitt for the ceiling vault of the eighteenth-century reading hall of the Panizzi Library forms a part of the extensive series of Wall Drawings painted directly on wall surfaces in an attempt to achieve complete integration between art and architecture.
The Araba Fenice - Luciano Fabro
At the heart of the colonnade that forms the entrance to this imposing neoclassical building is the Araba Fenice column, designed by Luciano Fabro in 2005 and made of Iranian gold-coloured travertine marble.
Dance of planets and stars - Eliseo Mattiacci
The opening of Eliseo Mattiacci’s work took place June 10, 2006 in the former Lombardini foundry, now the premises of the National Foundation of the Aterballetto Ballet Company.
Marco Gerra's sculpture
The sculpture, abstract work of art, is 10 metres high and weighs 90 quintals. It is composed of eight parts - geometric shapes - soldered and varnished in orange, black and white.
Pesce fuor d'acqua
This artwork by the sculptor Giovanni Menada, contains a clear warning for all of us, starting from its name : "Fish outside Water"
Spring Sculpture
In the middle of the roundabout is the marmoreal sculpture called "Spring", which is dedicated to water resources. It has been made by scupltor Luca Prandini, and the sponsor is Conad supermarket
Evolution of talent - FRANCO REGGIANI
The sculpture, made in 1979, depicts basic parts of seven different race cars.
Tricolour Roundabout
Sculpture made from a model by Marco Gerra (1925-2000), placed on the roundabout at the west entrance of the town.
Nativity of Christ (Night) by the Correggio
It is one of the most famous paintings of the painter Antonio Allegri called the Correggio (1489-1534), originally kept inside Reggio Emilia-based San Prospero Church.
Memory Wall - Casa Manfredi (Manfredi House)
Villa Sesso-based Casa Manfredi and its Resistance wall.
Longing by Mario Pavesi
A great bronze horse, majestic and combative, a hymn to life and strength with which to fight disease. It is the sculpture by Mario Pavesi, a work that comes directly from the artist's house in Novellara, the result for a large part of the artist's generosity.
Words, Words, Words
Women's words in the widespread work by Elena Mazzi (Reggio Emilia, 1984) for the fight against male violence against women.
Bibbiano
Dialogue
The "Dialogue" by Vasco Montecchi, important artist of Reggio Emilia, has been placed in front of the Municipality seat.
Correggio
Statue dedicated to the painter Antonio Allegri (called Il Correggio)
Work made by the sculptor Vincenzo Vela (1793-1871).
The Redeemer - Andrea Mantegna
Tempera on canvas, 55x43 cm 1493 - Signed and dated - Provenance: previously belonged to the Congregazione di Carità
Guastalla
Statue of Ferrante I Gonzaga
Standing in the main town square of Piazza Mazzini is the bronze statue of Ferrante I Gonzaga, an imposing monument that dominates the square itself and Via Gonzaga.
Rubiera
Altarpiece dedicated to San Rocco
The Oratory of the Santissima Annunziata (Our Lady of the Assumption) in Rubiera has an altar and altarpiece dedicated to San Rocco, the 14th-century saint believed to provide protection from the plague.
Altarpiece by Giacomo Bolognini
Altarpiece painted in the eighteenth century, it has been restored in 1996/97, and during restoration works it was ascertained to be a big canvas of Giacomo Bolognini
Scandiano
War Memorial
In the Parco della Resistenza (Resistance Park), behind the cinema, you can admire a number of artworks by Italian and foreign artists.
Statue of Lazzaro Spallanzani
The statue dedicated to Lazzaro Spallanzani was unveiled during a ceremony held on 12th November 1888, attended by the local authorities and leading national and international figures from the scientific world.
Bridge over the Tresinaro river
The bridge was opened in 1858 by Duke Francis V and Vincenzo Mattioli, the last mayor of Scandiano to be appointed by the Dukes of the House of Este.
Art Nouveau style building
This 19th-century building (originally intended for public use) was embellished by a decorative layout with cement bas-reliefs representing scenes of country life, set into the twin pilasters and small balcony over the entrance.