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The photo that everyone takes... sent on November 18, 2024 (15:51) by Marcello Massaro. 4 comments, 122 views.

at 30mm, 1/50 f/9.0, ISO 100, hand held.

... ma come non farla? Questa è la 'finestra' che accoglie i visitatori del Memoriale Brion, il celebre complesso funebre monumentale ideato dall'Architetto Carlo Scarpa e realizzato tra il 1970 ed il 1978, di recente restaurato e da poco donato al FAI dagli eredi del fondatore della Brionvega. L'opera, architettonicamente molto ardita per l'epoca, fu commissionata dalla moglie di Giuseppe Brion subito dopo la morte dell'imprenditore, e si trova accanto al cimitero di San Vito di Altivole (TV), suo paese di origine. I due coniugi riposano ora una accanto all'altro all'interno del complesso, e questa 'finestra', che riproduce le due fedi nuziali che si intrecciano, vuole simboleggiare l'amore coniugale. L'architetto Scarpa, proprio per questo, volle essere certo che la moglie non si sarebbe mai più risposata, prima di realizzare questo dettaglio, divenuto nel tempo il simbolo di questo monumento.

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14 persons like it: 75Daniele, Albieri Sergio, BlueSky49, Carlo Alfonso, CarloAvi, Claudio Ricci, Coradocon, Gazebo, Luky-luky, Obbes, Riccardo62, Sandro 55, Simoneperi1967, Warszawski

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Warszawski

sent on November 20, 2024 (14:06)

great implementation, congratulations and best regards

75Daniele

sent on November 20, 2024 (20:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Beautiful realization. I didn't know this photogenic entrance. The photo was successful and for me it represents a novelty. Congratulations and see you next time

Coradocon

sent on November 20, 2024 (20:22) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very nice
Ciao Corrado

Marcello Massaro

sent on November 23, 2024 (10:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you Warszawski ! :-)
Thank you Daniele ! :-) If you happen to pass by there, this particular funeral monument is certainly worth a visit, if only for being the work of the brilliant architect Carlo Scarpa.
Thank you Corrado ! :-)
Greetings to everyone and a good weekend.
Marcellus

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