Unlike several Italian new towns founded from scratch in the Thirties, Tresigallo -a small municipality between Ferrara and the Po River delta- dates back to Middle Age. Though a deep transformation of the town begun in 1930, resulting in a jewel of the Italian Rationalist architecture. Its strong metaphysical atmosphere is the same which inspires many Giorgio De Chirico's paintings.
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Amazing that you can find this type of scene and present it so well! It is an inspiration- thank you>
Posted by: Ricardo | November 6, 2021 at 08:51 PM