Eight regimes, five eras, one house
A hundred and seventy-seven years, eight governments: two Austrian, four Napoleonic, one Savoyard, the Republic. Each left its mark on the city and the market. None stopped the shop.
Read →The journal of the Fondazione Migone: its essays, studies, and conversations on Casa Migone. The craft and the products, the people who built the name, and the two centuries of Milan the house moved through.
A hundred and seventy-seven years, eight governments: two Austrian, four Napoleonic, one Savoyard, the Republic. Each left its mark on the city and the market. None stopped the shop.
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The Corso Loreto offices photographed in 1898: electric pendant lamps, men and women working side by side, a figure at the telephone. A city that was, quite literally, lighting itself up.
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