In one room, beyond a large glass door, lies the reconstruction of Pizzardi’s study. An intimate space that, through its decorations and furnishings, allows us to relive the atmosphere of a bygone era. A small barrel-vaulted room lit by a large window; a large painted frieze on the walls, with daffodil flowers within a fanciful basket of woven wicker, placed in the center of illusionistic moldings.

The same daffodil motif is repeated in the painted band surrounding the door, with beige flowers on a red ochre background. Finally, the furniture includes a desk, a piano, a cabinet with doors, and two long frames containing reproductions of photographs from King Victor Emmanuel III of Savoy’s visit to the Pizzardi Estate in Bentivoglio in 1925.

Textual content curated by Marianna Biondi