Villa Rossella is located in the heart of Muralto – a little town filled with luxurious villas and an enchanting lake-side promenade. Just a few steps away you will find:
Railway station – 1 min walk
Lake-shore promenade – 4 min walk
Locarno old town – 8 min walk
Villa Rossella is located in the heart of Muralto – a little town filled with luxurious villas and an enchanting lake-side promenade. Just a few steps away you will find:
Railway station – 1 min walk
Lake-shore promenade – 4 min walk
Locarno old town – 8 min walk
These paintings (1928-29), made by Emilio Beretta in collaboration with Albert Chavaz, characterize the walls of Villa Rossella’s breakfast room.
These paintings (1928-29), made by Emilio Beretta in collaboration with Albert Chavaz, characterize the walls of Villa Rossella’s breakfast room.
These paintings (1928-29), made by Emilio Beretta in collaboration with Albert Chavaz, characterize the walls of Villa Rossella’s breakfast room.
Emilio Beretta (Muralto, 1907 - Geneva, 1974) was a renowned Ticinese artist whose repertoire included paintings, frescos, illustrations, and set designs. Beretta trained at the school of fine arts in Geneva and later he attended the Gino Severini atelier in Paris. His ecclesiastical works, which can be found both in Ticino and French-speaking Switzerland, are mainly of baroc nature. On the other hand, his secular works have a post cubist identity, with some classical and French 19th century direction.
Casa Rusca, Locarno
