The Restorations of the Gasparoli Family in the Lens of Marco Introini

Marco Introini's shots feature all of Milan: the most important and prestigious religious and public buildings, private homes, and monuments in the Lombard capital. From the Duomo to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the itinerary continues with Palazzo Bagatti Valsecchi, Palazzo Turati, Palazzo Tarsis, Palazzo Broggi, Palazzo Ex Unicredit in Piazza Cordusio and the Central Station. A route that reproduces the map of the most prestigious restoration projects conducted by the Gasparoli family, a leading company in the restoration, conservation and maintenance of historic and monumental buildings that, since 1854, has been synonymous with excellence in the field of care of Italy's architectural heritage. A story full of emotions and surprises, such as when, while entering a narrow underground tunnel for restoration work, the company found a stone basin, unknown to most, which Milanese tradition says was the first baptismal font in Milan, called the Fonte di San Barnaba. An exhibition within an exhibition, through the artistic images of Marco Introini.