Fantoni House Museum

The Fantoni House Museum, situated in Rovetta, is a repository of the artistic works produced by the Fantoni family over the centuries. This family of carvers, sculptors, and architects has left a significant mark on the art world, with notable contributions from the sculptor Andrea Fantoni (1659 – 1734). The museum provides a unique opportunity to explore the legacy of this family and their impact on the art and architecture of the region.

Recognition by the Italian Environmental Fund

The Fantoni House Museum has been recognized as a 'place of the heart' by the Italian Environmental Fund (FAI). This recognition is a testament to the museum's cultural significance and its role in preserving and promoting the artistic heritage of the Fantoni family.

Historical Artifacts at the Fantoni House Museum

The Fantoni House Museum is a treasure trove of historical artifacts. It preserves centuries-old parchments, books, and ancient registers, along with correspondence, memories, contracts, drawings, sketches, and models of wood and clay. The museum also houses semi-finished works and some completed works of wood or marble, as well as oil portraits of ancestors. These collections provide a comprehensive insight into the artistic process and historical context of the Fantoni family's work.