The Defranceschi Archive
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A palazzetto with an arcaded portico

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Appears on: The Gologorica Line

The Gologorica Line

…is not writing about this family; she is explaining who was building in the Pisino country in the eighteenth century, and the Defranceschi are her example of it. That is a fifth witness to the Carnian crossing, from a discipline that has no stake in the question. , key: true , lab: A palazzetto with an arcaded portico , text: Not a house. «il proprio palazzetto con portico ad arcate» — their own small palace with an arcaded loggia, in the modest but harmonious Zopf manner she describes going up around Pisino castle in the same decades. Carlo told Kobler that his great-great-grandfather Giambattista del fu Leonardo built the Gologorica house in 1711; the style Matejčić describes b…

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