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Revolutions of 1848, Five Days of Milan: barricades on corso de porta Vercellina on March
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Revolutions of 1848, Five Days of Milan: barricades on corso de porta Vercellina on March
LRI4624127 Revolutions of 1848, Five Days of Milan: barricades on corso de porta Vercellina on March 22nd (painting, 19th century) by Italian School, (19th century); Palazzo Morando, Milano, Italy; (add.info.: Risorgimento (Cinque giornate di Milano) (18-22 March 1848): this is one of the first episodes of the Revolutions of 1848 (part of the First Italian Independence War) that saw the rise of the Milanese population insurgent against the Austrian occupation of Josef Radetzky: " the barricades on the corso de porta Vercellina in Milan on 22 /03/1848" (Five Days of Milan, this is one of the first episodes of the Revolutions of 1848 (part of the First War of Independence from Italy) who saw the uprising of the Milanese population rebelling against Austrian occupation by Josef Radetzky: barricades on corso de porta Vercellina in Milan on March 22nd) Painting by Felice Donghi (1828-1887) 19th century the Museo Civico di Milano, Palazzo Morando); Luisa Ricciarini; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 22541728
© Luisa Ricciarini / Bridgeman Images
Barricade Kite Lombardy Revolt Risorgimento War Of Independence
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This print captures a pivotal moment in history - the Revolutions of 1848, specifically the Five Days of Milan. The painting depicts barricades on corso de porta Vercellina on March 22nd, showcasing the fervent uprising of the Milanese population against Austrian occupation led by Josef Radetzky. The image transports us back to this significant episode during the First Italian Independence War and Risorgimento. It symbolizes the indomitable spirit and determination of the Milanese people as they fought for their freedom and independence. Painted by Felice Donghi in the 19th century, this artwork now resides in Museo Civico di Milano at Palazzo Morando. The composition beautifully captures both chaos and unity, with brave individuals constructing barricades amidst chaotic surroundings. Through this powerful visual representation, we can almost hear echoes of passionate cries for liberty reverberating through time. This historic event marked one of the first episodes within a larger movement that ultimately shaped Italy's path towards unification. As we gaze upon this photo print, we are reminded not only of past struggles but also how they have shaped our present reality. It serves as a poignant reminder that revolutions are often born out of necessity and fueled by unwavering hope for a better future.
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