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Small but evocative, this Romanesque parish church still retains part of its original medieval architectural structure.

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I know this photo from the film "1900" by Bertolucci

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The castle of Carbonara Scrivia dates back to the 14th century or early 15th century, according to some documents found. The typical construction called "dongione" was built by Pierino Cameri on a previous property owned by the Curolo family, lords of Carbonara, who declined starting from 1246.

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Piazza Castello (or Piazza del Palazzo, but also Piazza Malaspina in the popular version accepted by Pellizza himself, today Piazza Quarto Stato), is the place where the painter, between 1891 and 1901, places the advance of the workers. The square was born towards the middle of the 19th century with the renovation of the stately building, commissioned by the new owners Malaspina, who created a new access on the western side. Giuseppe Pellizza painted The Fourth Estate between 1898 and 1901; the work was the fruit of a long creative journey inspired by the protest of a group of workers, for which he had farmers and artisans chosen from among his fellow villagers from Volpedo pose.

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In Volpedo, the nineteenth-century physiognomy is easily recognizable and allows the visitor to follow an itinerary between art and landscape on the Pelzzino places. We therefore start from the Studio built by Pellizza in 1888, after having decided to live and work in his native country, while remaining in contact with the great international artistic currents. The atelier, which was for the artist a place of work but also of study and meeting with friends, when it was not possible for him to paint en plein air, is open to the public and presents itself as a precious container of Pellizza's memories. The painter's places come to life through the large-format reproductions of ten works scattered throughout the village and placed in selected points, in direct comparison with the landscape glimpses that inspired them. In this open-air museum, the continuous comparison between today and yesterday prompts recourse to the power of art, which gradually manifests itself along the way.

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The name The toponym derives from the Latin vicus (village) and is attested in the X century. as vicopicolo, i.e. a small village, and in the sec. XII as Vicus Pecudis, village of herds (from dapecus, sheep, cattle).

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a tour in the historic center is a must!

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The 14th century fortress of Carbonara Scrivia boasts the so-called "Dongione", built by Pierino Cameri. In addition to the dungeon, the defensive system of Carbonara Scrivia consisted of a fortified enclosure or castle, a moat and two access gates.

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