Pincio gardens · Nearby
Carlo del Prete
Del Prete combined navigation and piloting in the long-distance flights that made Italian aviation a public spectacle in the 1920s.
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Bartolomeo Eustachio studied human anatomy in the sixteenth century. His name survives in the Eustachian tube, but his work extended well beyond that single structure.
This page records the second Eustachio portrait in our photographic catalog. Compare the photographs below before choosing a map marker: the two records share a subject, and their mapped positions still need field verification.
Pincio gardens · Nearby
Del Prete combined navigation and piloting in the long-distance flights that made Italian aviation a public spectacle in the 1920s.
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The commander of the papal fleet at Lepanto, whose career linked Roman noble power with Spanish service.
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Cecconi flew with Umberto Maddalena in endurance trials that tested how long an aircraft and its crew could remain aloft.
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Montiglio’s wartime service and later Fascist activism belong together in the history behind his commemorative portrait.
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