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Arcumeggia (Arcümégia in local dialect) is a fraction of the municipality of Casalzuigno in the province of Varese, in Italy.

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Instance of
frazione
Country
Italy
Located in
Casalzuigno
Elevation
567
Time zone
UTC+02:00
Image
Arcumeggia - Veduta.jpg
Dialing code
0332
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Commons category
Arcumeggia
postal code
21030
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Arcumeggia (Arcümégia in local dialect) is a fraction of the municipality of Casalzuigno in the province of Varese, in Italy.

==Overview== The place is known because in 1956 the Organization Provincial for the Tourism decided to turn it into a painted village. After such decision, came in the country artists as Ferruccio Ferrazzi, Aldo Carpi, Sante Monachesi, Aligi Sassu, Ernesto Treccani, Achille Funi, Giuseppe Migneco, Gianni Dova, Gianfilippo Usellini, Innocente Salvini, Giovanni Brancaccio, Bruno Saetti, Enzo Morelli, Remo Brindisi, Fiorenzo Tomea, Eugenio Tomiolo, Francesco Menzio, Ilario Rossi, Giuseppe Montanari, Cristoforo De Amicis, Luigi Montanarini, Umberto Faini, Antonio Pedretti and Albino Reggiori. The paintings, performed with the technique of the fresco, are on the external walls of the houses of the village: thumb|A street of Arcumeggia, said "Students’ street" because there are on show the works of the students of Fine Arts Academies . Giovanni Brancaccio: "Girl at the window", 1956 Remo Brindisi: "Inhabitants and jobs of the place", 1957 Aldo Carpi: "Sant'Ambrogio blesses Arcumeggia", 1966, "Divine Lamb" (ceramics), 1967 Cristoforo de Amicis "Madonna and angel", 1958 Gianni Dova: "The bullfight", 1964 Umberto Faini: "Allegory of the mural decoration", 1994 Ferruccio Ferrazzi: "Waiting", 1956 Achille Funi: "Madonnina", 1956 Giuseppe Migneco: "The emigrant's departure", 1962 Francesco Menzio: "Children among the trees", 1956 Sante Monachesi: "Gea’s triumph", 1959 Giuseppe Montanari: "St. Martin and the poor man", 1956 Luigi Montanarini: "Composition", 1959 Enzo Morelli: "The Samaritane at the well", 1956 Antonio Pedretti: "In the Alps, heart of Europe, the roots of the European union", 2001 Bruno Saetti: "Maternity", 1956 Innocente Salvini: "The division of the polenta in family", 1971 Aligi Sassu: "Racing cyclists", 1967 and "St. Martin", 1991 Fiorenzo Tomea: "The Crucified", 1956 Eugenio Tomiolo: "Hope", 1956 Ernesto Treccani: "Rural composition", 1974 Gianfilippo Usellini: "The emigrant's return", 1956, "Sant'Antonio ",1967, "St. Rocco", 1967 and "Severin, drik little wine!!!", 1964.

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