Museo di Carlo Tassi
Garden museum in Nus created by the blacksmith Carlo Tassi, with castles, kinetic iron installations, period objects and miniature landscapes.
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About the museum
The museum originated in the garden of the house of Carlo Tassi (1928–2013), a self-taught blacksmith and welder from Nus. Over the years Tassi filled the space with salvaged and antique objects and with colourful installations in iron and recycled materials, some of them kinetic, which turn and move.
Among the works recur mannequins, games, toy trains and, above all, castles of different shapes and sizes; the theme of means of transport is very present. Next to them are miniature landscapes made by his brother Andrea and a collection of period objects such as armour, cash registers, bicycles and models.
Since 2015 the house has been lived in by his niece Elena Baldon, who has reworked the space: the castles and some rooms have remained, and during the Christmas period the garden hosts a “Casa di Babbo Natale” (Santa Claus House).
Highlights
- Castles and kinetic installations in iron and recycled materials
- Miniature landscapes by his brother Andrea
- Period objects: armour, cash registers, bicycles, models
- Santa Claus House during the Christmas period
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