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John Paludetti (Vittorio Veneto, 1912-2002) was dedicated to teaching the Humanities and Art History in college in Veneto, Mantua and Rome, where, in the sixties, he has collaborated with the Ministry of Education, ending his career as dean of education for the Professional Business of Vittorio Veneto, which was still based in Ceneda, his hometown neighborhood. He has worked with various newspapers and published books of poems, essays and art history, as well as the drafting of a volume monograph on the painter Giovanni De Min bellunese, 1786-1859 (Udine, 1959).
Since 1937, while he was still a university student, he edited John Paludetti the collection of art, created to satisfy his intense passion for art and gradually increased, with the intent to donate to his city.
E 'stato Paludetti the same to identify the site of collection in Villa Croze, the current headquarters, the former residence of the family business homonyms Venetians built the' architect Carlo Costantini (1904-1906) style composite along the picturesque boulevard of Concordia Today viale della Vittoria. A John Paludetti must also be the name of the gallery, dedicated to Vittorio Emanuele II, under whose auspices was formed the town of Vittorio Veneto, combining the ancient nuclei Ceneda and Serravalle, and mother, Mary Fioretti Paludetti, which binds the name of the collection.
Since 1937, while he was still a university student, he edited John Paludetti the collection of art, created to satisfy his intense passion for art and gradually increased, with the intent to donate to his city.
E 'stato Paludetti the same to identify the site of collection in Villa Croze, the current headquarters, the former residence of the family business homonyms Venetians built the' architect Carlo Costantini (1904-1906) style composite along the picturesque boulevard of Concordia Today viale della Vittoria. A John Paludetti must also be the name of the gallery, dedicated to Vittorio Emanuele II, under whose auspices was formed the town of Vittorio Veneto, combining the ancient nuclei Ceneda and Serravalle, and mother, Mary Fioretti Paludetti, which binds the name of the collection.
Galleria Civica di Arte Medievale Vittorio Emanuele II
Viale della Vittoria, 321
Vittorio Veneto Treviso
Ph. +39 043.57931
www.galleriavittorio.it
Opening hours:
Opening hours:
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
9.30-12.30, 16-19
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Where: Asolo, Teatro Eleonora Duse 
Treviso | Wednesday, 2 September 2009