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Palazzo Santa Elisabetta
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The Palazzo Santa Elisabetta was built between 1858 and 1860 opposite Villa Attias. Today it is practically the only notable building of the period in Piazza Attias. Adriana Poli di Montaperto, known as duchess of Santa Elisabetta, bought it 1874 and organized there one of the most important literary salons of Livorno.
On her death she left the building in equal parts to the diocese and the municipality, with a provision that its revenues were to be used to fund scholarships.
See also: Piazza Attias
See also: Piazza Attias
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13 comments:
It is a gorgeous building VP.
And I hope the intent of her will was honored and that there were many beneficiaries.
I like the style. It's a beautiful building.
Another beautiful piece of architecture.
It is a handsome building, beautifully photographed.
She shouldn't have died...
Estupendas las fotos que nos has dejado.
Saludos.
Veramente bello! Ciao, Arianna
A good building and a good woman.
It is a gorgeous palazzo!
A very nice looking building!
Great building! I really like it.
That is a fine building, I like how you cropped the photo.
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