Parma, Italy

Monumento a Giuseppe Verdi

Monuments & Statues

The Monumento a Giuseppe Verdi is a bronze statue in Piazza Giuseppe Verdi's center in Parma, Italy, created by the sculptor Giuseppe Varini in 1906 to honor the famous composer. The figure depicts Verdi seated on a throne-like chair, wearing a robe and holding a scroll in his left hand. The right hand is raised in a gesture of inspiration, as if the composer receives divine inspiration for his music. The statue stands on a tall pedestal decorated with reliefs that depict scenes from Verdi's operas, including Aida and Nabucco. The Monumento a Giuseppe Verdi is a beloved landmark in Parma and a testament to the city's rich musical heritage. Visitors to the statue can admire the skillful craftsmanship of Varini's bronze work and pay tribute to one of Italy's greatest composers.