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Annibal Caro
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Il ballerino e coreografo Enrico Cecchetti
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Arnoldo Ciarrocchi
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Palazzo Sforza
mercoledì, 11 maggio 2005

Palazzo Sforza
Palazzo Sforza
The features of Palazzo Sforza are majestic with its late neo-classic architectural style, alternated with Renaissance elements in order to assure an impressive plasticity in the modern city structure. It was built in 1862, and became City Hall in 1920, after housing a steam-powered pasta factory at the beginning of the twentieth century. The architecture of Palazzo Sforza responds to the nineteenth-century eclecticism, being the figurative representation of blending neo-classical and renaissance styles, along with other  buildings of the Marche region of the period. Actually, it raises upon the historical fifteenth-century brick-made fortress by the sea.

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The municipal coat of arms
mercoledì, 11 maggio 2005

 The most ancient decorative portrait in Civitanova Marche is the patron Saint Marone’s one. He’s a photometry and apostle from Piceno, whose image was placed on the banners of the city and in public deeds’ seals. Graces and miracles, taken place during the centuries until nowadays confirm the continuity of a cult emphasized just from the presence of the saint’s body. Popular tradition tells moreover about the strong devotion of local fishermen and sailors, who took part in religious processions and offered presents for thanking about escaped dangers in sea waters.

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