Generations and Regenerations
Views on horizons from "elsewhere"
Index of contents
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The ocean liner Conte Biancamano, starboard side view, in its first livery, 1925–1932. ©Archivio Fotografico Storico Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia “Leonardo da Vinci”
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Luigi Lavazza’s travel diary of his trip to Brazil, 1934
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Italian delegation of “coffee specialists” in Brazil—newspaper clipping, 1934
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Frame from a documentary produced by the Pan American Coffee Bureau on coffee producer countries in Central and South America
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A coffee plant in blossom in Paranà, 1982
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Century-old coffee plants on a Brazilian fazenda (Ypicaba, Sao Paulo), c. 1930–1939
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Cable regarding a trip to Brazil, 1963 ad un viaggio in Brasile, 1963
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“The tin is an invention that gives coffee protection!” poster for Paulista coffee, Studio Testa, 1960
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Beppe Lavazza visiting a plantation in Brazil, 1968
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Pericle Lavazza visiting a plantation in Brazil, 1969
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Beppe and Emilio Lavazza in Sao Paulo, 1970
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Alberto Lavazza in Minas Gerais, 1984
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Pericle Lavazza tasting origins for the Paulista blend, 1960s
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Pericle Lavazza tasting origins for the Paulista blend, 1960s
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Group photo of Lavazza family members with company employees at the Murisengo family home for the ninetieth birthday of Luigi Lavazza (centre), 1949
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Photograph of Beppe Lavazza on a trip to Brazil with Armando Testa, 1968
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Probat-Werke publication: Pericle Lavazza photographed in the tasting lab, c. 1969
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Probat-Werke publication: machines in the Corso Novara factory, c. 1969
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Emilio Lavazza and Franco Goglio with a “block” of Qualità Oro coffee, packaged using Fres-co System patent, c. 1980
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Selection of articles chronicling the cold snap in Brazil, collected by Emilio Lavazza, 1975
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Giuseppe and Pericle Lavazza, with a framed photo of their father Luigi, the founder of the company, on the wall behind them, 1968
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Giuseppe and Pericle Lavazza, with a framed photo of their father Luigi, the founder of the company, on the wall behind them, 1968
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The book "Storie di ¡Tierra!", 2004
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The book "¡Tierra!", 2004
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¡Tierra! Project, the community of La Esperanza, Columbia, photograph by Steve McCurry, 2004
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¡Tierra! Project, the community of La Esperanza, Columbia, photograph by Steve McCurry, 2004
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¡Tierra! Project, Francesca Lavazza (centre) with the Yanesha community in Alto Churumazu, Peru, photograph by Steve McCurry, 2004
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¡Tierra! Project, the Yanesha community in Alto Churumazu, Peru, photograph by Steve McCurry, 2004
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¡Tierra! Project, the community of La Fortuna, Honduras, photograph by Steve McCurry, 2004
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¡Tierra! Project, the community of La Fortuna, Honduras, photograph by Steve McCurry, 2004
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Photograph from the 2015 Lavazza Calendar by Steve McCurry, “The Earth Defenders”
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Photograph from the 2016 Lavazza Calendar by Joey L, “From Father to Son”
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Photograph from the 2017 Lavazza Calendar by Denis Rouvre, “We Are What We Live”
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“Bronze Sculpture, History and Tradition”, street art by Ernst Zacharevic, dedicated to Goal Zero for the project “TOward 2030—What Are You Doing?”, photograph by Martha Cooper, 2019
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Beyond Walls—Oltre I Muri, land art by artist Saype in the Porta Palatina Archaeological Park in Turin, photograph by Valentin Flauraud, 2020
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Beyond Walls—Oltre I Muri, land art by artist Saype in the Porta Palatina Archaeological Park in Turin, photograph by Valentin Flauraud, 2020
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Land art by Saype in Columbia, photographed by Ami Vitale for the 2019 Lavazza Calendar, “Good to Earth”
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Original drawings by Matteo Pericoli for the book Nuvola Lavazza—Cultura d’Impresa e Trasformazioni della Città, 2018
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Time-skyline of Turin, by Matteo Pericoli, 2020
Amigos, che profumo![What a Fragrance, Amigos!]
South America in a coffee cup