Marina N.1  by Ferruccio Ferroni, a master of photography, a friend of Le Marche, a friend. Inspired by him and dedicated to his memory, this journey through Le Marche.

Original Photo by Ferruccio Ferroni © 1950

«His works are poetic fragments, formal exquisitely composed images that contain the essence, the essence of an energy that carries in itself the spirit of things, the lyrical expressiveness, emotional participation in its most arcane laws.» (Mario Giacomelli)

Original Photo by Ferruccio Ferroni © 1950

Some of his works are held at the Folkwang Museum of Essen and at the Museum of Modern Art and Information of Senigallia, in Le Marche.

Original Photo by Ferruccio Ferroni © 1950

In 1996, Ferruccio Ferroni was given the recognition of "Italian Master Photograph" by F.I.A.F.

Original Photo by Ferruccio Ferroni © 1950

Life, art, love, political involvement, fascination for the landscape, night 
charms and dialogues with the moon…all this echoes in the rooms of the 
house museum of Osvaldo Licini - one of the greatest artists of the European XX Century - in the inland of the province of Fermo.

Orginal Painting by Osvaldo Licini

Osvaldo Licini's paintings can be found at the Gallery of Modern Art Osvaldo Licini” - in Ascoli Piceno - as well as in the house museum in Monte Vidon Corrado (FM) - curated by the "Centro Studi Osvaldo Licini" - on the very premise where the artist spent most of his life.

Original Painting by Osvaldo Licini

"Adoration of the Shepherds", an oil on canvas dating to 1608, is held at the Pinacoteca Civica in Fermo.

Original Painting by Peter Paul Rubens

It's not unusual to hear of a nice old square in an historical city or ancient village of Le Marche. But the "Piazza del Popolo" (lit. People's square) of Ascoli Piceno is without any doubt the most magnificent architectural heritage of the region and among the most beautiful squares throughout Italy.

Photo by Roberto Taddeo © 2014

A viaduct of the ancient railway - dismissed in 1956 - which used to run from the coast to the inland connecting Porto San Giorgio and Amandola through the valley of the river Tenna.

Photo by Francesco Marzoni © 2012