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Notice of the liberation of Rome
Portrait of Eugenio Bianchini
Popular lines in the Reggio dialect
Portrait of Rainero Taddei
Savoyard flag with crown
Bust of Giovanni Grillenzoni
The flag without which
Waiting for the wind
Women
How generous love
Red shirt by Luigi Trolli from Reggio Emilia
Communication of a donation of cannons by Napoleon Bonaparte to the Government of Reggio
Portrait of Hercules III Duke of Este
Ceremony dress of the scientist and diplomat Giambattista Venturi
Medal of Napoleon Bonaparte President of the Italian Republic
Flag of the Cispadana Republic
The genius of freedom
Portrait of Francesco V
Tricolor handkerchief with the effigy of Garibaldi General Commander of the Alpine Hunters Corps
Button from the court dress of Captain Carlo Ferrarini
Red shirt by Luigi Trolli from Reggio Emilia

The genius of freedom

Pietro Soliani

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Tricolore Museum

Tricolore Museum

Piazza Antonio Casotti, 1, Reggio Emilia

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A winged boy holds out his hand to a girl dressed in the colors of the French flag. An inscription surrounds the image: “Esse qui bella gerant pro libertate aliorum” (There are those who fight for the freedom of others). The painting decorated a temporary structure set up in Reggio Emilia for the great patriotic celebration of the Peace of Lunéville. Defeated by France and its allies (including the Cisalpine Republic), the Austrian army and the second anti-French coalition accept peace, Britain refuses. Among the agreements concluded, the two parties undertake to respect the independence of the Cisalpine Republic.
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Title: The genius of freedom

Author: Pietro Soliani

Date: 1801

Technique: Tempera on canvas for the party on the occasion of the Peace of Luneville

Displayed in: Tricolore Museum

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