Piedmontese Collection

Battle of Solferino
Austrian forces, opposing the unification of Italy, are defeated in a decisive battle at Solferino, near Verona, Italy, by French and Piedmontese forces

Battle of Castelfidardo
The Piedmontese rout the papal forces under La Moriciere, leaving him with only a few hundred men

Piedmontese at Bologna
The Piedmontese forces march into Bologna

Elevation for a Church Facade, with Alternatives, first half 18th century. Creator: Unknown
Elevation for a Church Facade, with Alternatives, first half 18th century

The Piedmontese army at Battle of Volturno, 1-2 October 1860, Expedition of Thousand, Italy, 19th century. ITALY. LAZIO. Rome. Museo Centrale del Risorgimento (Central Museum of the Risorgimento)

CARLO ALBERTO DIES
Shortly after the crushing defeat of the Piedmontese at Novara, Carlo Alberto dies and is succeeded by Vittorio Emanuele. Date: March 1849

The Fall of Palestro, 30 May 1859, 1860 (oil on canvas)
3497541 The Fall of Palestro, 30 May 1859, 1860 (oil on canvas) by Induno, Gerolamo (1827-90); 210x300 cm; Fondazione Cariplo, Milan, Lombardy

The Battle of the Volturno, the Arrival of the Piedmontese on the Field of Capua (engraving)
2773198 The Battle of the Volturno, the Arrival of the Piedmontese on the Field of Capua (engraving) by Grob, Konrad (1828-1904); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Battle of the Volturno)

The Monument To Major Pietro Toselli, The Hero Of Amba Alagi, Inaugurated Last Sunday In Peveragno (colour litho)
2798196 The Monument To Major Pietro Toselli, The Hero Of Amba Alagi, Inaugurated Last Sunday In Peveragno (colour litho) by Beltrame

The Piedmontese workers societies parade in front of the King in the park of the castle of Racconigi (colour litho)
2798825 The Piedmontese workers societies parade in front of the King in the park of the castle of Racconigi (colour litho) by Beltrame

In the mountains of Coggiola (Biella), a young man could take in a trap a beautiful golden eagle (colour litho)
2783464 In the mountains of Coggiola (Biella), a young man could take in a trap a beautiful golden eagle (colour litho) by Beltrame

Second Italian War of Independence (engraving)
2772038 Second Italian War of Independence (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Second Italian War of Independence)

Pope Receives Piedmontese Pilgrimage to Rome for the Holy Year (colour litho)
2798278 Pope Receives Piedmontese Pilgrimage to Rome for the Holy Year (colour litho) by Beltrame, Achille (1871-1945); Private Collection; (add.info)

The Siege of Gaeta, Advanced Post of the Piedmontese at Santa Agata (engraving)
2773280 The Siege of Gaeta, Advanced Post of the Piedmontese at Santa Agata (engraving) by Janet, Gustave (b. 1829); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Siege of Gaeta)

Proclamation of the results of the plebiscite of 4th March 1848 before Palazzo Reale in
REV287614 Proclamation of the results of the plebiscite of 4th March 1848 before Palazzo Reale in Turin, illustration from an album on the history of Risorgimento made for the chocolate Talmone

Halt of a Piedmontese Reconnoitring Party at Vercelli (engraving)
2772027 Halt of a Piedmontese Reconnoitring Party at Vercelli (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Halt of a Piedmontese Reconnoitring Party at Vercelli)

The Congress of Paris, 1856 (litho)
5208468 The Congress of Paris, 1856 (litho) by Dubufe, Edouard Louis (1820-83); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Congress of Paris, 1856)

BATTLE OF NOVARA 1849
BATTLE OF NOVARA The Austrians under Radetzky inflict a crippling defeat on the Piedmontese, who after fighting valorously quit the battlefield in disorder Date: 23 March 1849

Crucifixion with the Two Thieves, second half 15th century. Creator: Unknown
Crucifixion with the Two Thieves, second half 15th century

The Bersaglieri take Porta Pia - Rome - Risorgimento
The crack Piedmontese infantry corps of Bersaglieri taking Porta Pia - the capture of Rome in 1870, the final event of Italian Unification (the Risorgimento ). Date: 1870

Rosa Govona
ROSA GOVONA Piedmontese orphan, founder of the Rosine communes for other poor girls. Date: 1716 - 1776

1848 / Peschiera Surrender
Fort at Peschiera surrendered to Piedmontese. Date: 1848

Design Altar Decorations Liturgical Celebration
Artokoloro

Design Exterior Wall Elevation 17th century Pen
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Design Cove Ceiling 1700-1780 Pen gray ink
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Quarter Design Painted Ceiling Recto Verso ornements
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Design 1 / 4 Ceiling Ornamentation Section Vault
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Three Designs Ornamentation Vaults 1700-1780
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Design Altar Frontal 18th century Pen brown black ink
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Halved Variant Designs Altar Virgin Immaculate Conception
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Design Painted Wall Decoration Architectural Perspective
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Architectural Fantasy 1700-1780 Brush brown wash
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Two halved variants Chapel 1700-1780 Pen brown ink
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Design Half Apsidal Space Enclosing Organ 1700-1780
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Design Stage Set Triumphal Arch Fountains Side Niches
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Design Doorway 1700-1780 Pen brown ink brush
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Designs Wall Ensemble Scroll Grotesque Motifs
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Design Painted Perspective Wall Decoration 1700-1780
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Design corner painting ceiling architectural perspective
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Design 1 / 4 Ceiling 1700-1780 Pen gray ink brush
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Half Design Chapel 18th century Pen brown ink
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Elevation Building Octogonal Cupola two stoy Pendimenting Facades
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Two Variant Half Designs Cartouche 1700-1780
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Two Alternate Designs Vault Chapel instruments
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Design Interior Wall Elevation 1700-1780 Pen
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Design corner Painted Ceiling Architectural Cove
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1 / 4 Design Painted Ceiling architectural perspective
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"Piedmontese: A Legacy of Courage and Triumph" The Piedmontese, renowned for their valor and determination, played a pivotal role in shaping Italy's history. From the Battle of Solferino to the Battle of Castelfidardo, their unwavering spirit was evident on every battlefield. In 1859, at Bologna, the Piedmontese showcased their military prowess as they fought with unparalleled bravery. Their indomitable force continued to shine through at the Battle of Volturno where they demonstrated strategic brilliance. However, amidst these triumphs came moments of sorrow. The death of Carlo Alberto left a void in the hearts of all Piedmontese soldiers who revered him as a true leader. Yet even in grief, they found strength to carry on. Art immortalized their heroism; "The Fall of Palestro" captured the intensity and sacrifice that defined them. Similarly, "The Monument To Major Pietro Toselli" paid tribute to one brave soul who valiantly fought at Amba Alagi. Beyond war and battles, there were glimpses into everyday life - like when Piedmontese workers societies paraded before their king or when a young man trapped a majestic golden eagle in Coggiola's mountains. Their resilience extended beyond borders; during the Second Italian War of Independence, they united under one cause - freedom from oppression. Even Pope received them warmly as they embarked on a pilgrimage to Rome for the Holy Year. Through it all, whether celebrating victories or mourning losses, one thing remained constant - the unbreakable spirit that defined every Piedmontese heart. They stood tall against adversity and etched an indelible mark on Italy's history.