Carlo Scarpa, Castelvecchio, Verona

Carlo Scarpa began to come into national prominence
with several designs for exhibitions.
The first were in Venice: "Paul Klee" (1948) for
the 1949 Biennale, "Giovanni Bellini" (1949) at
the Palazzo Ducale, "Toulouse Lautrec" (1952)
at the Palazzo Correr, and "Tiepolo" for the
1952 Biennale. Others followed: "Quattrocento"
(1953) at Messina town hall and "Piet Mondrian"
(1956) at the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna
in Rome. Such commissions finally led him into
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