Monuments
Palazzo Romagnoli
An old building in the centre of Forlì, Palazzo Romagnoli houses the renowned Verzocchi collection, part of the Pinacoteca civica “Melozzo degli Ambrogi”. Devoted to 20th-century art, this collection was donated to the town by the Forlì-born entrepreneur Giuseppe Verzocchi. Palazzo Romagnoli holds paintings by De Chirico, Guttuso, Donghi and Vedova, 72 works in all on the theme of work. On the first floor are “La grande Romagna”, the “Donazione Righini” and other 20th-century works.
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