Bust of Felice Cavallotti
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Felice Cavallotti (Milano, 6th December 1842 – Roma, 6th March 1898) was an Italian writer, a patriot and a politician. He fought in the battles of Milazzo and Volturno (1860) and he wrote as a journalist and director in several periodical papers; he also collaborated in Garibaldi’s army.
The bust was made by the sculptor Tullio Montini and it was inaugurated in 1909: the work was first located on the wall of palazzo del Capitanio towards piazza dell’Indipendenza. The patriot is portrayed with a proud look and he has an Italian flag in his hands. The work is in good state of preservation but it isn’t illuminated well.
Source: guidebook "Le statue di Verona", project supervised by Luca Leone, published in August 2015 with the support of the town council of Verona.
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