Statue of Berto Barbarani
- R_VERONA
- RATE_4
- FA_MONUMENTI_EVIDENZE_STORICHE
- FA_VIE_PIAZZE
- FA_TOUR_SENTIERI_VISITE_GUIDATE
- M_ITINERARI_STORIA_ARTE_CULTURA
- M_LOCAL_LIFESTYLE
- M_CHIESE_CASTELLI_MUSEI
Wishlist
On each page, at the top right, you will find the wishlist. You can add contents that interests you on the wishlist, personalize it and then send it to yourself and whomever you wish.
The statue represents Berto Barbarani (1872-1945), a famous poet who lived in Verona in the first half of the 20th century.
The bronze statue was executed by Novello Finotti, an important contemporary sculptor from Verona.
The work is located in the heart of the city centre, near piazza Erbe: the poet gazes upon the statue of Madonna Verona, the symbol of his beloved city. The sculpture is in good state of preservation and, due to its favourable location, undergoes greater attention than other statues.
Source: guidebook "Le statue di Verona", project supervised by Luca Leone, published in August 2015 with the support of the town council of Verona.
Contact
Statue of Berto Barbarani
Via Cappello, 1 ( Directions )
Request information
