Felice Fracaroli procacciatore di antichità per Andrea Monga

Author

Franzoni, Lanfranco

Document type

Article (journal)

Language

Italian

Source

Annuario storico della Valpolicella. 1990, 47-54, 2 ill.

Abstract (en)

Transcribes an 1824 letter in which Fracaroli proposes several "antiquities," chiefly from rural sites in the province of Verona, for Monga's collections: two Medieval inscriptions; a piece of a bed where S. Carlo Borromeo once slept; and a piece of the "Guglia di Napoleone," a Doric column erected as a battle memorial (1797) by Napoleon in Rivoli Veronese (demolished 1814, although the base is still visible). Cites other sources for the same monuments.

Subject (en)

• General history of art -- 1800-1945 -- Italy
• Italy
• Fracaroli, Felice, act.1824
• Monga, Andrea, b.1794, act.1830
• Correspondence
• Collectors
• Inscriptions
• Medieval
• Verona (province, ITA)
• Carlo Borromeo, S., 1538-1584
• Rivoli Veronese (ITA)
• War memorials
• Commemorative monuments
• Antiquarianism
• Napoléon I, emperor, 1769-1821

Subject (fr)

• Histoire générale de l'art -- 1800-1945 -- Italie
• Italie
• Fracaroli, Felice, act.1824
• Correspondance
• Collectionneurs
• Inscription
• Moyen Age
• Verona (province, ITA)
• Charles Borromée, saint, 1538-1584
• Rivoli Veronese (ITA)
• Monument aux morts
• Monument commémoratif
• Antiquarianisme
• Napoléon I, empereur, 1769-1821

Origin

DatabaseBHA (Inist-CNRS/GRI)

Identifier19920401-00420560

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