Museo di artigianato locale
Museum in Acerenza with over 2,000 wooden objects carved by Giuseppe Di Trani and his son Giovanni, donated to the Archdiocese in 1991.
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About the museum
The Museo di artigianato locale in Acerenza, also known as the Museo di artigianato rurale, holds a collection of over 2,000 wooden objects carved by Giuseppe Di Trani and his son Giovanni. The collection was donated to the Archdiocese of Acerenza in 1991 and is housed in rooms of the convent of Sant’Antonio, in the historic centre.
The museum documents the work of the rural craftsman and the handiwork linked to farm life in the area.
Highlights
- Over 2,000 hand-carved wooden objects
- Works by Giuseppe and Giovanni Di Trani
- Rooms of the convent of Sant’Antonio
- Operated by
- Arcidiocesi di Acerenza
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