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Pietà in Abbey of Frassinoro | Public Sculptures by Dario Tazzioli. Item made of marble
Pietà in Abbey of Frassinoro | Public Sculptures by Dario Tazzioli. Item made of marble
Pietà in Abbey of Frassinoro | Public Sculptures by Dario Tazzioli. Item made of marble
Pietà in Abbey of Frassinoro | Public Sculptures by Dario Tazzioli. Item made of marble
Pietà in Abbey of Frassinoro | Public Sculptures by Dario Tazzioli. Item made of marble
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Pietà in Abbey of Frassinoro | Public Sculptures by Dario Tazzioli. Item made of marble

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Dario Tazzioli

Pietà in Abbey of Frassinoro - Public Sculptures

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The full relief sculpture “Pietà” is a commission from the City Hall of Frassinoro, province of Modena on the Appennines mountains in the North of Italy. It is installed outside in front of the medieval church of the village.

The name Frassinoro means “Golden Ash” and during the Middle Age, there was an important Benedictine abbey, decorated with beautiful marbles and stones. The abbey, unfortunately, was destroyed, but some of it still last today: the traditional Via Crucis (Way of the Cross), performed every three years on Good Friday (www.viacrucisvivente.com).

This Via Crucis is kind of unique because there are 15 still life “stations” around the village where people from Frassinoro play motionless the characters of the Passion. They stay still for over one hour each station in front of many visitors from all Italy and Europe.

Item Pietà in Abbey of Frassinoro
Created by Dario Tazzioli
As seen in Frassinoro, Frassinoro, Italy
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Dario Tazzioli
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
Born in 1979 in Italy. At the age of fifteen, Dario Tazzioli began learning traditional stone carving techniques from an old master stone carver of his home village.

He began forging his own iron chisels to obtain a high quality of form in his stonework and still hand forges his tools today. From a young age, he began using natural pigments and minerals extracted from the local land to pigment his drawing paper.
After many years of practice, sanguine (red pastel), quill pen and metal-tipped calligraphy pens have become his drawing instruments of choice.

Presently he lives and works in Frassinoro, Italy where he works for private and public commissions for sculpture and architectural details.