Papigno
Papigno, a small village of stone and rocks, then as now unknown to most, is revealed in its singular position, in its picturesque appearance and its archaic charm.
It represents an ideal of primitive beauty and technique for the artists who dedicate to him the extraordinary number of drawings and paintings, making this Umbrian town one of the most represented in the history of landscapes.
Like the village, the painters, especially plenarists, love the surroundings, in particular the secular woods that surround it and the panoramic views towards the Terni valley
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