Fratelli Collection

Florence (Firenze), Italy - On the Ponte Vecchio (shops and pedestrians). Date: circa 1910s

Soho, London - Peter Street W1, corner of Berwick Street and Market, showing a Wimpy Bar and Fratelli Camisa delicatessen. 1973

FRATELLI BANDIERA
The launch of the Fratelli Bandiera U-boat at Trieste, Italy. Date: circa 1915

FRATELLI CAIROLI MONUMENT. Monument to Fratelli Cairoli at Monte Pincio, Rome. Photograph, c1890s

Poster advertising Italian Lines to all continents, operated by Fratelli Cosulich, Lloyd Triestino and Adria

Photo / Costume / Fratelli
Photograph showing the rear view of dress in watered silk with the sleeves ornamented with lace, a broad band of ribbon hems the skirt. Hair: dressed in a chignon

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"Fratelli: A Tale of Brotherhood and Legacy Across Time and Borders" In the enchanting city of Florence (Firenze), Italy, on the iconic Ponte Vecchio, a group (brothers) gather in the c. 1880s. They belong to the esteemed Brotherhood of Mercy, solemnly attending a funeral. Their bond is unbreakable as they support one another through life's trials. Across oceans and cultures, we find ourselves in Soho, London, specifically on Peter Street W1. Here stands Fratelli Bandiera - an establishment that embodies camaraderie and unity. It serves as a meeting place for friends who have become family. The influence extends beyond physical locations; it permeates art and history itself. Giovanni Battista Piranesi's masterpiece "Sepolcro delle tre fratelli Curiati" captures the essence of brotherhood in ancient Italy with its grandeur and symbolism. Traveling to Rome's Monte Pincio, we encounter the Fratelli Cairoli Monument - a tribute to brave souls who fought for their beliefs during tumultuous times in c1890s Italy. This monument stands tall as a reminder that fraternity can inspire bravery even amidst adversity. Not limited to monuments or historical events alone, it also finds its way into everyday life through various mediums such as posters advertising Italian Lines connecting people across continents. These lines serve not only as transportation but also symbolize connections formed by shared experiences. Finally, we delve into the world of photography where costumes worn by individuals known simply as "Fratelli" come alive before our eyes. Through their lens, they capture moments that celebrate brotherhood while showcasing diverse cultures coming together harmoniously. "Fratelli: A testament to timeless bonds forged across generations and borders.