The debate about the court building in Bolzano deserves more objectivity and precision than those that have been held in recent days. Not so much because of the conclusions that can of course be discussed, but because of the legal as well as art historical foundations on which they are based. The art historian and Brixner FdI-commune Antonio Bova is convinced of this.
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The debate about the court building in Bolzano deserves more objectivity and precision than those that have been held in recent days. Not so much because of the conclusions that can of course be discussed, but because of the legal as well as art historical foundations on which they are based. The art historian and Brixner FdI-commune Antonio Bova is convinced of this.