Contents
Foreword | Joe Scarnati
Foreword | Joseph M. Torsella
Preface | Andrea Canepari and Judith Goode
Acknowledgments
Prologue. Linking Philadelphia to Italy: A History of the Italian Consulate General in Philadelphia | Andrea Canepari
Introduction | Judith Goode
I. Independence and Early Republic
Introduction | Judith Goode
1. Palladians in Philadelphia | Jeffrey A. Cohen
2. Cesare Beccaria’s Influence on the Philadelphia Constitutional Convention | William B. Ewald
3. Thomas Jefferson and Joseph Mussi: Enjoying Milanese Life in Philadelphia | Maurizio Valsania
Sidebar 1. Garibaldi’s “American Brother” and Piedmontese Consul: The Philadelphia Story of Angelo Garibaldi | Salvatore Mangione
4. Rome, Italian Émigrés, and Jesuit Education in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia | Carmen R. Croce
5. Artists of the Capitol in Philadelphia | Barbara A. Wolanin
II. The Expanding Industrial Metropolis: New Wealth, New Elites, and New Institutions of Knowledge, Arts, and Culture
Introduction | Judith Goode
6. Henry Charles Lea’s Italy: A Philadelphia Businessman and Scholar’s “Grand Tour from Home” | Cam Grey
7. Philadelphia Society and the Grand Tour | Lisa Colletta
8. The Union League of Philadelphia: The Italian Legacy | Barbara J. Mitnick
9. David at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts: Italian Influences on Curriculum and Art Making | Albert Gury
10. “Pompeii Comes to Philadelphia”: The Wanamaker Bronzes in the University of Pennsylvania Museum | Ann Blair Brownlee
11. “A Dazzling Array”: Italian Art and the Philadelphia Museum of Art | Jennifer A. Thompson
12. The Italian Legacy in the Gardens of Early Twentieth-Century Philadelphia | Raffaella Fabiani Giannetto
13. The Neapolitan Presepio at the Glencairn Museum | Joseph F. Chorpenning
14. The Italian Legacy in Philadelphia: Opera and Instrumental Music | Stephen A. Willier
15. The Curtis Institute of Music and Italy | David Serkin Ludwig
16. Italy on Display: Representing Italy in the 1876 Centennial and the 1926 Sesquicentennial | Steven Conn
III. Made in America: Immigration, Community Formation, and Varieties of Creative Italian American Experience
Introduction | Judith Goode
17. Marking Place: Brief Notes on Building Patterns in Italian American South Philadelphia | Jeffrey A. Cohen
18. How South Philadelphia Became Known as Italian | Judith Goode
Sidebar 2. From Southern Italy to Southern New Jersey: Italian Success in the Garden State | Cav. Dr. Gilda Battaglia Rorro Baldassari
19. Italian American Leaders in Business and Politics | Scott Gabriel Knowles, Maegan Madrigal, and Isabella Sangaline
20. Drawn from the Boot: The Italian Artists of Philadelphia | William R. Valerio
Sidebar 3. The D’Ascenzo Studio | Jean M. Farnsworth
21. A Family of Italian American Artists | Jody Pinto
22. Jazz in the Neighborhood and the World | Chris William Sanchirico
Sidebar 4. South Philly Musicians Remix Mural | Jeremy Goode
Sidebar 5. Two Iconic Sports Figures | Jeremy Goode
23. Romaldo Giurgola, Architect: “The Reluctant Master” | Alan Greenberger
Christopher Columbus Monument
24. An “Extremely Emotional Love Affair”: Robert Venturi, Rome, and Italy | Luca Molinari
IV. Contemporary Philadelphia: Experiencing the Italian Legacy in the Branded Global City
Introduction | Judith Goode
25. Italy, Philadelphia, and the University of Pennsylvania | Chris William Sanchirico
Sidebar 6. Vittorini’s Threads of Life Lives On | Pietro Frassica
26. Dr. Gonnella’s Journey from the Mountains of Basilicata to the Medical Wards of Philadelphia | Salvatore Mangione
27. Temple University and Its Italian Connection | Judith Goode
Sidebar 7. NIAF and Its Links to Philadelphia | Joseph V. Del Raso
28. The Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum | Fred Simeone
29. Italian Gastronomy and Its Many Roles in a Cosmopolitan City | Judith Goode
30. Recalling Italy in Bricks and Mortar | Inga Saffron
31. From Rocky to Botticelli, Italian Philadelphia: Concerts, Shows, Exhibits,and Conferences in a City in Pennsylvania Where the “American Dream” Speaks Our Language | Paolo Valentino
Sidebar 8. Rocky Balboa: Icon of the City | Judith Goode
Afterword. Ciao Philadelphia: Creation of an Italian Cultural Initiative and Volume | Andrea Canepari
List of Contributors
Index