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1. Martin G. Conde ha detto:

   27 marzo 2013 alle 19:13

   Note:

   Fascist Architecture in Rome:

   During the exhibit in Rome ― “Metafisica” featuring the works of Giorgio De Chirico (Sept. 27, 2003 to Jan. 8, 2004), two Italian architectural scholars discussed the controversial and belated rediscovery of Fascist architecture.

   Prof.ssa Rossana Bossoglia (retired Prof. of Architecture History), who said:

   -“Until recently one couldn‘t say that Fascist architecture was beautiful, otherwise he would be accused of saying Fascism as a whole was beautiful. Now we can say the battle is won.”

   Prof. Giorgio Muratore (Prof. of Architecture History at the “La Sapienza” University in Rome), who also reiterated this point:

   ― “Until the 1970s, it was simply considered a dark page in the history of Italian architecture. Today, after more than 50 years, we can look at things from a distance. Something of high-quality – even if it was born in a questionable period – can still be interesting.”

   Prof. Bossoglia & Prof. Muratore quoted from:
   Alessandra Rizzo, “After Decades of Oblivion, Fascist architecture gains new favor,”
   The Associated Press [online edition], Oct. 1, 2003.

   s.v., see: Prof. Bossoglia & Prof. Muratore, cited in the following work:

   — Mussolini’s Rome – The ‘Via Dell’ Impero’ and the ‘Imperial Forums’ (1924-40): The New Studies of the Fascist Systemization of the Imperial Forums and the Unpublished Archaeological Findings (1995-2010), Martin G. Conde, (Oct. 2010), [PDF pp. 1-21].

   https://rometheimperialfora19952010.wordpress.com/2010/10/10/mussolini%E2%80%99s-rome-the-%E2%80%98via-dell%E2%80%99-impero%E2%80%99-and-the-%E2%80%98imperial-forums%E2%80%99-1924-40-the-new-studies-of-the-fascist-systemization-of-the-imperial-forums-and-t/

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