Hvilke temaer utforsker Faccanoni Museum?

mausoleum, cemetery, architecture, italy, monumental, staircase, family tomb, religious art

Hva er den tematiske konteksten til Faccanoni Museum?

classical roman influence, neoclassical monumentality, commemorating family legacy, religious authority & power, local cemetery transformation, sommaruga's grand designs", sarnico civic identity

Er Faccanoni Museum beskyttet av opphavsrett?

Nei, dette kunstverket er i det frie domene.

Kjøp et håndmalt maleri av Faccanoni Museum - Other, classical roman influence

Prior to the construction of the mausoleum, the cemetery of Sarnico was modest, square in shape, surrounded by a wall and equipped with a small church and a mortuary. It was the intention of the Faccanoni to give the local cemetery, on the occasion of the construction of their mausoleum, a more dignified aspect, especially as regards the background; for this they proposed to the authorities to demolish the small church and the mortuary, offering to build a mausoleum which, in addition to the tombs for their families, contained a new church, a chapel and a mortuary more suitable for the new arrangement. For this purpose they also offered land adjacent to the cemetery on which to erect the new building in order to expand the cemetery and also create an area dedicated to the burial of children.Thus arose the new construction, which the architect built in grandiose and massive forms so as not to get lost in the background formed by the stone quarries dug in the mountains. Behind the mausoleum was planted a massive row of large trees that made the outline of the building even clearer. The mausoleum added to the area of the primitive cemetery is accessed via a large staircase that leads to the funerary shrine where, at the time of construction, a crypt capable of 34 columbaria and a special monument for the client

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