
Art Exhibitions · Saturday, October 24, 2026
Under a Lucky Star: the Making of the Italian Emblem
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For the 80th anniversary of Italy's Constituent Assembly, the Art Nouveau Casina delle Civette in Villa Torlonia tells how Paolo Paschetto's design became the Republic's official emblem in 1948, with original documents from the Waldensian archive and a closing video interview with historian Daniele Jalla. Via Nomentana 70, extended to 29 November 2026, Tuesday–Sunday 9 AM–7 PM (last entry 6 PM). Free for Rome residents; the venue doesn't publish a price for other visitors on this listing.
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