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Evolution of talent - FRANCO REGGIANI
The sculpture, made in 1979, depicts basic parts of seven different race cars.
Located in Discover the area / Art and culture / Artistic works
From Ariosto's summer residence to the Rivalta Palace
Historical wildlife route from Ariosto's residence, through the Rodano River Park, to the Rivalta Palace.
Located in Discover the area / Routes and tours / Cycling and trekking
Cristoforo Munari
Cristoforo Munari, one of the leading protagonists of Italian still life painting between the 1600s and 1700s, found in prestigious collections in both Italy and abroad.
Located in Discover the area / People, history, traditions / Famous people
Antonio Fontanesi
Antonio Fontanesi (Reggio Emilia, 1818 - Turin, 1882) is considered one of the most important Italian painters of the XIX century.
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Maria Melato
Maria Melato was born in Reggio Emilia October 16, 1885. She was one of the best theatre and cinema actresses of the first half of the 20th century, icon of elegance, glamour and passion. Panizzi Library hosts the Foundation with scripts, photos and documents.
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Loris Malaguzzi
Loris Malaguzzi (Correggio, 1920 - Reggio Emilia, 1994), graduate in pedagogy and psychology, tirelessly promoted an innovative philosophy of education appraising the wealth of potentials and resources of all children, as expressed in the concept of the “hundred languages of children".
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Marco Gerra
Marco Gerra (Reggio Emilia 1925 - 2000) started his artistic work in Modena, where he knew Afro, Spazzapan and Corsi, and in Bologna from 1946, where he attended Morandi and Guidi's lessons at Fine Arts Academy.
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A whale from the ocean to Crostolo creek
The true story of the "Capodoglio" (sperm whale), symbol of the Civic Museum.
Located in Discover the area / People, history, traditions / Curiosities
Embroidery for the homeland
Don Gaetano Chierici, three institutes of young girls, a war hero.
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The story of Palazzo dei Musei
The story of the Palazzo San Francesco (St. Francis’ Palace) began in 1256, when the Franciscans, by authorisation of Bishop Guglielmo Fogliani, took up residence at the church of San Luca and the adjacent imperial palace, which had been used as an Episcopal centre since 1195. In 1272, work began that resulted in the conversion of the palace into a convent and in the construction of a new church devoted to St. Francis. Final transfer of the property was ratified in 1276 by Rudolph of Habsburg, the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
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