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Asolo Prosecco campaign features Canova museum

other · 2026-04-27

Asolo Prosecco has launched a communication campaign centered on the Museo Gypsotheca di Antonio Canova in Possagno, Treviso, to promote the region's cultural heritage. The campaign uses photographs by Filippo Guerra and graphics by Paffi studio, taken from the exhibition "Canova e il dolore. La stele Mellerio" (ongoing until November 5, 2022), which reunites the two Mellerio funerary monuments commissioned by Count Giacomo Mellerio from Canova in 1812. Ugo Zamperoni, president of the Consorzio Asolo Prosecco, emphasized that the area's cultural and natural assets—including art, history, architecture, woods, and vineyards—are worth preserving, noting that vineyards cover only 6% of the territory while forests cover 29%.

Key facts

  • Asolo Prosecco launched a campaign featuring the Museo Gypsotheca di Antonio Canova
  • The museum is located in Possagno, province of Treviso
  • Photographer Filippo Guerra and studio Paffi created the visuals
  • Images are from the exhibition 'Canova e il dolore. La stele Mellerio'
  • Exhibition runs until November 5, 2022
  • It reunites two Mellerio funerary monuments commissioned in 1812 by Count Giacomo Mellerio
  • Ugo Zamperoni is president of Consorzio Asolo Prosecco
  • Vineyards cover 6% of the territory, forests 29%

Entities

Artists

  • Antonio Canova
  • Filippo Guerra
  • Giacomo Mellerio

Institutions

  • Museo Gypsotheca di Antonio Canova
  • Consorzio Asolo Prosecco
  • Paffi

Locations

  • Possagno
  • Treviso
  • Asolo
  • Italy

Sources