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Detail of Sarcophagus
Detail of sarcophagus. Unknown location but believed to be Capua, perhaps in the museum.
Detail of a sarcophagus
Detail of a sarcophagus. Unknown location but believed to be Capua, perhaps in the museum.
Detail of a sarcophagus
Detail of a sarcophagus. Unknown location but believed to be Capua, perhaps in the museum.
Detail of a sarcophagus
Close up detail of a sarcophagus. Unknown location but believed to be Capua, perhaps in the museum.
Sarcophagus lid and and side
Lid of sarcophagus and one side mounted to a wall. Unknown location but believed to be Capua, perhaps in the museum.
Bombed building with chandeliers
View of a damaged, unidentified, building; two chandeliers still hang from the rafters.
Soldier in a church interior
View of a soldier, believed to be Lt. Cdr. Perry Blythe Cott, standing in the a stream of light from a narrow window in a dark church interior. Unknown location but most likely Rome.
Lt. Cdr. Cott posing for the camera
Believed to be Lt. Cdr. Perry Blythe Cott, USNR. Cott earned his B.A. and Ph.D. from Princeton and went on to an illustrious career in museum administration and curatorship at the Worcester Art Museum and the National Gallery of Art in Washington,…
Lt. Cdr. Perry Blythe Cott, USNR
Portrait of a Lt. Cdr. Cott looking away from the camera. May have been taken in Rome.
Interior, naval museum at Nemi
Remains of small landing boat that had been excavated with the barges on display at the Naval Museum at Nemi.
Bathers near Scaligero Bridge
Three bathers and two clothed figures on the banks of the Adige near the damaged Scaligero Bridge.
Castle and damaged Scaligero Bridge
View from banks of the Adige of the destroyed Scaligero Bridge and fortification in Verona.
Canossa Palace
View of Canossa Palace, damaged during fighing in Verona, from across the Adige River.
Scaligero Bridge
View from another bridge showing the destroyed Scaligeo Bridge, which originally led to the Castelvecchio in Verona.
San Zeno Maggiore column
View of a column of Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore in Verona protected by sandbags.
San Zeno Maggiore column
View of a column of Basilica di San Zeno Maggiore in Verona protected by sandbags.
Detail of fresco showing the Battle of Velletri
Fresco in Velletri, likely showing the 1744 Battle of Velletri, during the War of Austrian Succession. Building remains unidentified.
Detail of fresco showing the Battle of Velletri
Fresco in Velletri, likely showing the 1744 Battle of Velletri, during the War of Austrian Succession. Building remains unidentified.
Detail of fresco showing the Battle of Velletri
Fresco in Velletri, likely showing the 1744 Battle of Velletri, during the War of Austrian Succession. Building remains unidentified.
Fresco showing the Battle of Velletri
Fresco in Velletri, likely showing the 1744 Battle of Velletri, during the War of Austrian Succession. Building remains unidentified.
Velletri Cathedral roof
View of roof damage over the nave of Velletri Cathedral, which was damaged during fighting there in May 1944.
Damaged choir stalls in Velletri Cathedral
View of an officer posing with choir stalls in Velletri Cathedral, which was damaged during fighting there in May 1944.
Nave of Velletri Cathedral
View of wet ground in the nave of Velletri Cathedral, which was damaged during fighting there in May 1944.
Damaged roof of Velletri Cathedral
View looking up to damage on the ceiling of Velletri Cathedral; Velletri had been the site of fighting in May 1944.
Man sitting on pile of nails. All that remains of the ancient ships of Nemi.
Man sitting on a pile of hand-forged nails - all that remains of the ancient Nemi ships.
Four men with nails of Nemi ships.
Four men, three standing and one squatting holding up a nail from the ancient ships of Nemi.
Museo delle Navi interior
Damaged interior of the Museo delle Navi, showing remains of scaffolding holding the famous ancient Nemi ships.
Allied Commission Headquarters, Rome
Façade of Allied Commission Headquarters, Rome. Address of this building is currently unknown.
Damaged church
Unidentified damaged church. Unknown location but most likely in or near Rome or Rimini given the other images on same film.
Damaged railroad tracks
View of warped railroad tracks. Most likely in or near Rome or Rimini given the other images on same film.
Damaged building
View of an unidentified building, with three figures sitting in front. Most likely in or near Rome or Rimini given the other images on same film.
Elevated view of unclassified books in Mussolini's archives
View from above showing two men, identified as Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke, before a table of books in Mussolini's archives in the Palazzo Viminale; out of focus.
Elevated view of unclassified books in Mussolini's archives
View from above showing two men, identified as Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke, before a table of books in Mussolini's archives in the Palazzo Viminale.
Table of unclassified books in Mussolini's archives
View from above showing two men, identified as Commander Re and Captain Humphrey Brooke, before a table of books in Mussolini's archives in the Palazzo Viminale.
Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke viewing the card catalog in the Palazzo Viminale
Commander Re and Captain Humphrey Brooke with the card catalog of Mussolini's archives at the Palazzo Viminale, Rome.
Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke viewing the card catalog in the Palazzo Viminale
Commander Re and Captain Humphrey Brooke with the card catalog of Mussolini's archives at the Palazzo Viminale, Rome.
Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke in the Palazzo Viminale
Commander Re and Captain Humphrey Brooke in Mussolini's archives at the Palazzo Viminale, Rome.
Mussolini's files in Palazzo Viminale
Two men, identified as Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke, examine a file in Mussolini's archives at the Palazzo Viminale, Rome.
Men looking at Mussolini's files in Palazzo Viminale
Two men, identified as Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke, examine a file in Mussolini's archives at the Palazzo Viminale, Rome.
Photographic equipment for sale at market in Rome
View of a market stall selling photographic equipment.
Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke reading
Two men, identified as Commander Re and Captain Humphrey Brooke, viewing documents at the Palazzo Viminale.
Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke in Mussolini's archives
Negative shoes two men, identified as Commander Re and Captain Humphrey Brooke, viewing documents at the Palazzo Viminale.
Market on the Campo de Fiori, Rome
View of the markert in Campo de Fiori, Rome, with statue of Giordano Bruno behind the stalls and fountain and cart in the foreground.
Campo de Fiori, Rome
View of the markert in Campo de Fiori, Rome, with statue of Giordano Bruno in center.
Tomb of Julius II
View of Saint Peter in Vincoli church in Rome, where the protective covering over the tomb of Julius II (in particular the sculpture of Moses by Michaelangelo) is being removed.
Tomb of Julius II
View of Saint Peter in Vincoli church in Rome, where the protective covering over the tomb of Julius II (in particular the sculpture of Moses by Michaelangelo) is being removed.
Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke
View of Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and an American named Captain Humphrey Brooke, having a conversation.
Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and Captain Humphrey Brooke
View of Commander Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) and an American named Captain Humphrey Brooke, having a conversation.
Portrait of Commander Re
Portrait of an Italian man named Commander Re, according to Pennoyer's notes, looking away from the camera.
Portrait of Commander Re
Portrait of an Italian man, Commander Re, Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato, looking toward the camera.
Commendatore Re (Director of the Real' Archivio di Stato) posing in the state archives of Rome
Commendatore Re poses on the upper level of the state archives of Rome, in front of Sant'Ivo alla Sapienza, a 17th century chapel designed by Borromini.
Record books in the State Archives of Rome
Three ledgers relating to the popes Benedict XIII, Clement XII, and Innocent XII lined up against a wall in the State Archives of Rome.
Man working in the State Archives of Rome
View of man working in the Sala Alessandrina in the State Archives of Rome.
House of the Vetti
View showing figures surveying the site of the House of the Vetti in Pompeii, damaged by allied bombs.
House of the Vetti
View of scaffolding and repairs at the site of the House of the Vetti in Pompeii, damaged by allied bombs.
House of the Vetti
View of scaffolding and repairs at the site of the House of the Vetti in Pompeii, damaged by allied bombs.
Repairs at the Campo santo
View of soldiers working on repairs at the Campo santo, Pisa. In Pennoyer's notes: "Construction of roof to protect frescoes."
Men examining fragements in the Campo santo
Three men examining fragments of damage in the Campo santo, Pisa. The central figure is Capt. Deane Keller.
Campo santo interior
View of the interior of the Campo santo; the wooden temporary roof erected by the Fifth Army to protect the frescoes.
Campo santo interior
View of the interior of the Campo santo; the temporary roof, which had been destroyed by bombing, covers some of the artifacts and frescoes.
Damaged frescoes in the Campo santo
Large hole in the fresco "Incredulity of Thomas" in the Campo santo, showing the matting base.
Damaged plaques and frescoes in Campo santo
View from scaffolding of damaged plaques and frescoes on the walls of the Campo santo in Pisa.
Ruins near Pisa
View of ruins and makeshift bridge near Pisa; rafts appear in the center and left corner.
Damaged scultpure, Campo santo
View of damaged sculpture, surrounded by fragments, in the Campo santo, Pisa.
Damaged scultpure, Campo santo
View of damaged sculpture, surrounded by fragments, in the Campo santo, Pisa.
Temporary roof construction at the Campo santo
View of the interior of the Campo santo; the original lead roof burned, this temporary roof was constructed under the direction of Deane Keller and the M.F.A.A.
Cinerary urns and sculpture in the Campo santo
Etruscan cinerary urns and sculpture from the collection at the Campo santo, Pisa.
German and Italian military sign
A negative worked over with tape to frame a sign in German and Italian that reads: Artistic Monument! Military use forbidden! The German Commander. According to Pennoyer's notes this was posted on an outer wall of the Cathedral of Pisa.
Campo santo courtyard with Pisa Cathedral
View of arched windows in the courtyard of the Campo santo with top of the dome of Pisa Cathedral in the background. Pennoyer's notes indicate the pile in the foreground is melted lead from the roof.
Campo santo interior, east wall
Baroque details in the Campo santo, Pisa. The building's roof was destroyed by bombing; in the background you can see the dome of Pisa Cathedral.
Preparing the temporary roof in the Campo santo
View of the roof as it is being constructed by the Fifth Army in a hall of the Campo santo in Pisa.
Man working on frescoes in Pisa
Man crouching to execute repairs on the frescoes at Campo santo in Pisa.
Man working on frescoes in Pisa
Man working on restorations of the frescoes at the Campo santo in Pisa.
Repairs to frescoes in Pisa
Image of men on wooden scaffolding working on repairs to frescoes in the Campo santo in Pisa.
Damaged bridge in Pavia
View of allied damage to a brick and stone arch bridge over the Ticino River in Pavia, dating from 1354; Pavia Cathedral visible in the background.
Damaged bridge in Pavia
View of allied damage to a brick and stone arch bridge over the Ticino River in Pavia, dating from 1354.
Damaged bridge in Pavia
View of allied damage to a brick and stone arch bridge over the Ticino River in Pavia, dating from 1354.
Exterior of Rotonda, Nocera
Exterior of the 6th century baptistry Santa Maria Maggiore, also known as La Rotonda.
Detail of a column base, Nocera
Detail showing carved ornament on a column base in the 6th century baptistry in Nocera.
Detail of a column base, Nocera
Detail showing carved ornament on a column base in the 6th century baptistry in Nocera.
Architectural details of the Rotonda, Nocera
View of columns and archways at the 6th century baptistry in Nocera.
Rotonda interior, Nocera
View of the interior of Santa Maria Maggiore, known as the Rotonda, with two figures, a woman and a child.
Nocera Rotonda
View looking up toward the dome of the 6th century baptistry, Santa Maria Maggiore, also known as the Rotonda.
Two medieval sculptures
Two sculptures, likely tomb lids, showing sleeping figures. Unknown location but most likely Naples.
Medieval sculpture
Cropped view of a medieval sculpture of praying figure. Unknown location. Most likely Naples.
Kneeling figure
Medieval sculptural fragment showing a kneeling figure in prayer. Unknown location - perhaps Naples or Pisa.
Sculptural fragments
Medieval sculptural fragment showing three figures: Christ, kneeling figure in prayer, and an angel. Unknown location but most likely in or near Naples. Although possibly Pisa.
Soldier and young boy
A soldier shows something on a stone wall to a young boy holding a trowel. Unknown location but likely near Naples.
Damaged stone bridge
View showing collapsed stone bridge, with several women with baskets. Unknown location but most likely near Naples.
Perugino's Madonna and Child
View of Perugino's Madonna and Child (1490) framed on a wall, presumably the Galleria Borghese.
Military Scrapyard
Scrapyard of military tanks and canons. Unknown location but possibly near Naples.
Military Scrapyard
Scrapyard of military tanks and trucks. Unknown location but possibly near Naples.
Perugino's Madonna and Child
View of Perugino's Madonna and Child (1490) framed on a wall, presumably in the Galleria Borghese.
Horse drawn carriage in front a building in Naples
View of a horse drawn carriage in front of an unidentified building in Naples.
Worker in church in Naples
View of a worker, at center, winding a crank in an unidentified church in Naples.
Church interior in Naples
View of a protected altarpiece in a side chapel of the Church of Gesù Nuovo in Naples.
Nave of Santa Chiara
View of nave, looking toward the entrance, of the basilica of Santa Chiara in Naples.
Surveying the tomb of Robert Anjou
Three men surveying damage the Tomb of Robert Anjou in the Basilica of Santa Chiara, Naples.
Surveying the tomb of Robert Anjou
Five men uncovering and surveying damage to the Tomb of Robert Anjou in the Basilica of Santa Chiara, Naples.
Clearing rubble from the Tomb of Robert Anjou. Uniformed officer is Major Paul Gardner.
View showing workers clearing and repairing of the Tomb of Robert Anjou in the Basilica of Santa Chiara, Naples; on left a man in uniform and a man in a suit walk toward the upper part of the tomb.
Clearing rubble from the Tomb of Robert Anjou
View showing workers clearing and repairing of the Tomb of Robert Anjou in the Basilica of Santa Chiara, Naples.
Captain Pennoyer supervising the clearing the tomb of Robert of Anjou
Captain Pennoyer surveys the clearing of rubble from the tomb of Robert Anjou in the Basilica of Santa Chiara.
Tomb of Robert Anjou
View of sculptures of the upper part of the tomb of Robert Anjou in the Basilica of Santa Chiara in Naples.
Digging out the Tomb of Robert Anjou
View of workers clearing rubble in front of the tomb of Robert Anjou in the Basilica of Santa Chiara.
Nave of Benevento Cathedral
Slightly elevated view over nave of damaged Benevento Cathedral; overexposed.
Gothic tomb
Unidentified. This appears to be the Tomb of Maria of Hungary in the Santa Maria Donna Regina Vecchia.
Inscription relief
Relief inscription with ornamental details; columns and acanthus. In the palace of the archbishop of Naples.
Inscription relief
Relief inscription with ornamental details; columns and acanthus. In the palace of the archbishop of Naples.
Inscription relief
Relief inscription with ornamental details; columns and acanthus. In the palace of the archbishop of Naples.
Inscription relief
Relief inscription with ornamental details; columns and acanthus. In the palace of the archbishop of Naples.
Inscription relief
Relief inscription with ornamental details; columns and acanthus. In the palace of the archbishop of Naples.
Inscription
Relief inscription with ornamental details; columns and acanthus. In the palace of the archbishop of Naples.
Ornamental detail
Close up of unidentified ornamental detail. Most likely from San Giovanni a Carbonara.
Architectural detail
Close up of unidentified sculptural ornament on unidentified building. Perhaps San Giovanni a Carbonara.
Repairs on church in Naples
View, looking up, at three workers making repairs on ceiling of San Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples.
Repairs on church in Naples
View, looking up, at three workers making repairs on ceiling of San Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples.
Repairs on church in Naples
View, looking up, at three workers making repairs on ceiling of San Giovanni a Carbonara in Naples.
Interior repairs at Biblioteca de Girolamini
View of scaffolding in the library associated with the church of Girolamini, Naples.
Dome of Girolamini, Naples
View looking up at damage to the dome of the Biblioteca Girolamini, Naples.
Basilica of the Most Holy Annunciation dome
Exterior view of the dome at the Basilica of the Most Holy Annunciation.
Double exposure of exterior of the Basilica of the Most Holy Annunciation
Double exposure showing the exterior dome of the Basilica of the Most Holy Annunciation; negative voided with mark at center.
Dome at the Basilica of the Most Holy Annunciation
View looking up at the dome of the Basilica of the Most Holy Annunciation in Naples.
Church interior, Church of the Holy Spirit
View, looking slightly up, at damage in the Piccolomini Chapel of the church of Saint Anna of Lombardi, also known as Saint Mary of Monte Oliveto.
Interior of Saint Peters, Naples
Interior view with scaffolding of Church of the Holy Spirit (Santo Spirito) in Naples.
Scaffolding at San Paolo Maggiore
17th century fresco by Francesco Solimena at San Paolo Maggiore in Naples.
Damaged ceiling, San Paolo Maggiore
View, looking up, of damaged ceiling over the transept of San Paolo Maggiore.
Soldiers and tank in front of Montecassino
View of four soldiers and a tank in front of the rubble near Montecassino.
Damaged interior - likely Montecassino Abbey
View of a bombed interior, perhaps the guest house at the Abbey of Montecassino.
Tanks near Montecassino
Soldiers and four tanks (two destroyed British personnel carriers and U.S. Sheridan tanks behind them) near Montecassino.
Montecassino ruins with German foxhole
View looking down into a hole at Montecassino abbey; Pennoyer captions this: Nazi foxhole on Montecassino.
Madonna statue from Montecassino
Madonna statue on a makeshift platform with backdrop in the ruins of the central courtyard at Montecassino abbey.
Soldier at entrance to the crypt at Montecassino
View of a soldier posing near entrance of the crypt at Montecassino.
Crypt at Montecassino
View of wall relief and mosaics in the crypt at Montecassino, in which part of the ceiling has caved.
Detail of mosaic dome at Montecassino
Detail of the moasic dome in the crypt of Montecassino, with various heraldic images.
Courtyard damage at Montecassino
View of rubble in the ruins of the courtyard of Montecassino abbey; three soldiers in the foreground.
Scorched land around Montecassino
Three soldiers surrounded by scorched land around Montecassino; ruins of the abbey can be seen atop the hill in the background.
Destroyed courtyard at Montecassino
View through an archway onto damaged central courtyard at the Montecassino Abbey.
Damaged central courtyard at Montecassino
Four soldiers sit in the destroyed courtyard of the Montecassino abbey, framed by a headless statue of St. Benedict and a statue of the madonna arranged on a makeshift platform.
Four soldiers in front of a madonna
Four soldiers sit and stand amid the rubble of the main courtyard at Montecassino in front of a statue of the madonna.
German caricature on wall of Montecassino
Photograph of a wall painting showing a satirical cartoon of a German soldier standing on the abbey at Montecassino calling "Denk'ste!" ("Do you think you can?!") to Winston Churchill.
Montecassino hallway with damaged storage cabinets and furniture
View down a hallway with empty display cabinets, chairs and other objects.
Three crosses
View of three small crosses lined up along a wall, within the Abbey of Montecassino. The cross on the left from the Abbey of San Vincenzo al Volturno, the middle cross is from the church of S. Pietro e Paolo in Cerro al Volturno, Molise.
Courtyard at Hospital Maggiore
View from ground level looking up at damaged building at Hospital Maggiore, off of a baroque courtyard.
Courtyard of the Palazzo del Senato
View of the two-story portico courtyard of the Palazzo del Senato showing additional columns to reinforce the structure.
Damaged window of Hospital Maggiore
View, looking up, at arched windows on the second story of the Hospital Maggiore with wooden supports.
Damage at Hospital Maggiore
View of damage on two stories of Hospital Maggiore, traditionally called "Ca' grande".
Damage at Hospital Maggiore
View of damage on two stories of Hospital Maggiore, traditionally called "Ca' grande".
Baroque courtyard of the Hospital Maggiore
View of baroque courtyard of the Hospital Maggiore; damage to roof can clearly be seen on the right.
Romanesque building in the Cimitero Monumentale
The Famedio building and a wall with portal showing what appears to be bullet or blast damage.
Outside Sforza Castle
View of Sforza Castle, showing the tower designed by Filarete on the right and three ambulances close to the building.
Interior, view of apse of Sant'Ambroglio
Blurred image showing damaged chapel interior of Basilica di Sant'Ambroglio.
Interior of Sant'Ambroglio
View, looking up, toward the second story in Sant'Ambroglio; the 9th century ciborium can be seen at right.
Dome of Sant'Ambroglio
View looking up toward a the painted dome showing Saint Ambrose giving a blessing.
Paintings at a church in Milan (Sant'Ambroglio?).
View of two wall paintings of figures and a cropped image of a larger canvas; the church interior can be seen on the far left of the negative.
Portico at Sforza Castle
Oblique view looking up showing a portico off the Ducal courtyard at Sforza Castle.
Interior Courtyard at Sforza Castle
View of the interior of a courtyard at Sforza Castle with crenallated architectural detail.
Interior Courtyard at Sforza Castle
View of the interior of a courtyard, called the "Courtyard of Arms" at Sforza Castle.
Holy Mary of Grace repairs
View of interior repairs at Holy Mary of Grace (Santa Maria delle Grazie).
Interior of Holy Mary of Grace
View of Holy Mary of Grace (Santa Maria delle Grazie), showing wall damage and a reinforced arch.
Scaffolding at Holy Mary of Grace
View of scaffolding during repairs at Holy Mary of Grace (Santa Maria delle Grazie).
Exterior detail of Holy Mary of Grace Church
View focused on damaged window ornamentation on exterior wall of Holy Mary of Grace (Santa Maria delle Grazie).
Conservatory of Music, Milan
View of damage at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory of Music taken from the rear of the auditorium.
Conservatory of Music, Milan
View of damage at the Giuseppe Verdi Conservatory of music, highlighting damage to the roof of the auditorium.
Side aisle at San Pietro in Gessate
View, looking up, of side aisle damage at San Pietro in Gessate.
Chapel at San Pietro in Gessate
View of east wall of the church to show the new brick work laid during restoration.
San Pietro in Gessate
View of San Pietro in Gesstate church in Milan after it had been bombed in 1943.
Bito Coppola at the M.F.A.A. office with A.S. Pennoyer
Photograph shows Bito Coppola, cultural administrator, with Albert Sheldon Pennoyer. Location of the M.F.A.A. office in Milan unknown at this time.
Bito Coppola and A.S. Pennoyer at the M.F.A.A. office
Photograph shows Bito Coppola, cultural administrator, with Albert Sheldon Pennoyer. Location of the M.F.A.A. office in Milan unknown at this time.
Hanging tapestry
Photograph showing three men hanging tapestry from Ducal Palace, Manuta in the Palazzo Bocconi; tapestry designed by Raphael shows "St. Paul Preaching".
Portrait of Captain Baker
Portrait of Captain Baker, according to annotations on one of Pennoyer's film envelopes. Most likely taken in Milan.
Statues lined up along wall at Milan Cathedral
View of six statues from the façade of the cathedral on the ground lined up facing the wall.
Headless statue from Milan Cathedral
View of a damaged statue which had been attached to the exterior of the cathedral.
Damaged statues at Milan Cathedral
View of damaged sculptures laid out on the ground; from Milan Cathedral.
Chapel, interior of San Fedele
View of a a chapel being repaired at San Fedele; chapel dedicated to Saint Ignatius. Painting by Giovanni Battista Crespi covered with protective brick.
Scaffolding outside building in Milan
View of scaffolding covering a corner of a building with Baroque elements as it is being repaired. Location unknown but most likely Milan.
Repairs on the bell tower of San Gottardo
View of scaffolding covering the top of the bell tower at the 13th century church of San Gottardo in Corto, designed by Francesco Pecorri.
Bell tower of San Gottardo
View from street of the 14th century bell tower of San Gottardo, designed by Fracesco Pecorari.
Sculptural fragments
View shows four sculptural fragments along a wall, which look to be of saints or apostles. Possibly from the exterior of Milan Cathedral?
Monument of Alessandro Manzoni
Monument of 19th century poet Alessandro Manzoni, located in the piazza in front of the Palazzo Marino; Milan Cathedral can be seen in the background.
Courtyard of the Palazzo del Senato
Grass-filled courtyard of the Palazzo del Senato showing damage and reinforcing columns.
Façade of Palazzo Fontana-Silvestri
View, looking up, of façade of Palazzo Fontana-Silvestri showing supporting scaffolding.
Two-story building in Milan
Slightly oblique view of the Hospital Maggiore in Milan, showing the protective scaffolding over the windows and frames.
Portal of San Babila Church
View of the façade of San Babila Church, which is located in east Milan.
Portal of San Babila Church
View of the portal of San Babila Church, which is located in east Milan.
Damage at San Carlo al Corso
View shows people working outside of San Carlo al Corso in Milan and shows various non-religious paintings (landscapes, still lifes) propped up against the columns of the church.
Paintings outside portico of San Carlo al Corso
View shows people working outside of San Carlo al Corso in Milan and shows various non-religious paintings (landscapes, still lifes) propped up against the columns of the church.
Beams supporting Holy Mary of Grace
View of support beams on the exterior of the building housing The Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie.
Holy Mary of Grace in Milan
View looking up toward spandrels attrributed to Donato Bramante (c. 1492) in Santa Maria della Grazie.
Vault at Holy Mary of Grace in Milan
View of repared vault and wall at Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan.
Damaged column at San Carlo al Corso
View of piazza of San Carlo al Corso; damage to the column dominating the center of the frame.
Columns at San Carlo al Corso
View of San Carlo al Corso, highlighting damage to the columns and the side of the building.
Damage and Repairs on Roof of Scala Theater
View of roof damage and repairs in process at the Scala Theater.
Tiepolo Frescoes at Dugnani Palace
Damaged fresco by Tiepolo (c. 1740), located in the Dugnani Palace.
Tower and courtyard of Sforza Castle
Elevated view of damage of courtyard and rooms of the Sforza Castle; crenallated tower on right.
Detail of a fresco
Detail of a fresco with woman holding round object. This may be Palazzo Silvestri.
Removing brick covering apse, San Satiro
View of Bramante's Tromp l'oeil apse at San Satiro, from which the protective brick covering is in the process of being removed.
Statue in the Ambrosiana Library
Overexposed negative showing a statue housed in the Ambrosiana Library.
Detail of a painted cornice, Villa Simonetta
Detail of a painted cornice in a main room at Villa Simonetta.
Scene painter's studio, Scala Opera House
View of set designs in the scene painter's studio at the Scala Opera House.
Backstage at the Scala Opera House
Three men repairing painted backdrops backstage at the Scala Opera House.
Scala Opera House restoration
View looking down over scaffolding and repairs in the auditorium of the Scala Theater.
Interior of Ambrosiana Library
View of the interior of the Ambrosiana Library, with bookshelves removed.
Detail of fresco cycle at Palazzo Borromeo
Detail of the "ball game" from the so-called "Games of the Borromeo" fresco cycle at the Palazzo Borromeo; 15th century.
Detail of fresco cycle at Palazzo Borromeo
Detail of the "ball game" from the so-called "Games of the Borromeo" fresco cycle at the Palazzo Borromeo; 15th century.
Detail of fresco cycle at Palazzo Borromeo
Detail of the "ball game" from the so-called "Games of the Borromeo" fresco cycle at the Palazzo Borromeo; 15th century.
Façade of Palazzo Borromeo
View of the damaged façade of a Palazzo Borromeo with its distinctive portal.
Façade of Palazzo Borromeo
Street view with three pedestrians and a vehicle; Palazzo Borromeo with its unique pointed arch portal.
Villa Simonetta façade
Façade of Villa Simonetta; destruction includes second and third story terraces.
Shell hole in roof to cellar of Palazzo Brera
View shows a shell hole in roof of cellar of Palazzo Brera.
Storage of books from Deutsches Institute
Image shows books from the Deutsches Institute stored in the Palazzo di Brera.
Storage of books from Deutsches Institute
Image shows books from the Deutsches Institute stored in the Palazzo di Brera.
Roof of Pinacoteca di Brera
Corinthian columns on top floor of the Pinacoteca at the Palazzo di Brera.
Roof of Pinacoteca di Brera
Corinthian columns on the top floor of the Pinacoteca at the Palazzo di Brera.
Interior of Poldi Pezzoli Museum after air raids
Interior view of severely damaged Poldi Pezzoli Museum.
Damaged façade of Poldi Pezzoli Museum
View from across the street of façade of Poldi Pezzoli Museum.
Air raid damage of Poldi Pezzoli Museum
View from across the street of damage on corner of Poldi Pezzoli Museum.
View out of windows of Palazzo Marino
Elevated view from interior of 16th century Palazzo Marino; the Piazza della Scala can be seen through the remains of windows.
Debris in Palazzo Marino
View of damaged interior of 16th century Palazzo Marino with large mound of debris.
Bombing damage in an interior
View of bombing damage in the interior of a building in or near Milan.
Unidentified building with damaged roof
View from above of an unidentified building which has suffered bombing damage. Most likely taken in Milan.
Destroyed highway bridge
Destroyed bridge. Capt. Pennoyer captions the print: Highway bridge on auto speedway Kilometer 51. East of Milan near Palazzolo
Three figures in Orta San Giulio
View of three figures, two men and one woman, in front of the 16th century town hall in Orta San Giulio. The man on the right has been identified as Lt. Cnd. Perry Blythe Cott.
