Enrico Mayer (1802-1877) Pedagogist and writer | Angelica Palli (1798-1875) Writer |
Carlo Bini (1806-1842) Writer and patriot | Enrico Pollastrini (1817-1876) Painter |
Giuseppe Orosi (1816-1875) Chemist | Francesco Bonaini (1806-1874) Philologist and palaeographist |
Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi (1804-1873) Politician and writer | Vincenzo Malenchini (1813-1881) Soldier and politician |
See also: Town Hall - Footbridge with a View - City Council
External links: Enrico Pollastrini - Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi (Wikipedia)
I think the general idea for council chambers have been continued here.
ReplyDeleteMagnificent busts. Quite a grand room.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful to memorialize important people,
ReplyDeleteNice. And nice that one woman, a writer, got in too.
ReplyDeleteNice room VP.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful (and interesting) busts collection !
ReplyDeleteLove the room - a worth renovation. And the busts - well, they, too, are well done and a paean to immortality. Sort of.
ReplyDeleteExcellent busts, and I like the style of the room.
ReplyDeleteGlad to see at least one woman included!
ReplyDeleteRedPat stole my line. It's strange that none were added in the XXth century...
ReplyDeleteIt's so much fun to visit the town hall. You made some nice discoveries in this room!
ReplyDeleteBella sala! Ciao, Arianna
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty and stylish place.
ReplyDeleteAngelica was the only woman... so I guess she must have been very special.
I love here name as well as all the other names.
What a great way to remember important people from Livorno's past.
ReplyDeleteThe busts do add a note of dignity to the room.
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