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Generali Historical Archive

Action! Generali and cinema

Artistic Heritage - Generali

From Game of Thrones to Trieste: a precious Seneca manuscript of the Generali Heritage

Artistic Heritage - Generali

The Mural Art that Stands the Test of Time. Marcello Dudovich and Generali.

Generali Historical Archive - Profiles

Pasquale Revoltella – Generali’s Visionary Businessman

Ina Assitalia Historical Archive

Roaming Rome. The first steps.

Generali Historical Archive - Persone - Profiles

Giuseppe Lazzaro Morpurgo. The heart and mind of Assicurazioni Generali Austro-Italiche

Carlo Sbisà, Il lavoro costruttivo, fresco (1937) / ph. Paolo Bonassi, courtesy of Archivio fotografico Fondazione CRTrieste

Artistic Heritage - Generali

The Value of Oral History in Archival Research: Pietro or Riccardo Gairinger? A Case Closed

Bruno de Finetti, Assicurazioni Geniali S.A., pen drawing, 1935 (detail)

Generali Historical Archive

Assicurazioni Geniali S.A.: Two Scientists at Generali

Antonio Marussi, 1975

Generali Historical Archive - Profiles

Antonio Marussi: a Geographic Engineer Who Worked on Generali’s Life Insurance

Generali Historical Archive - Persone - Profiles

Bruno de Finetti: a “beautiful mind” in Generali

Marcello Scarpa, Dalla tua nascita (1960s-1970s), detail

Generali Historical Archive

My First Tooth: Generali’s “Little Advert” for Children and Families

Dante Manno, INA advertising poster (1954), detail

Artistic Heritage - Ina Assitalia

Your Life – Safe and in Good Hands

Hail insurance graphic plates, cover (1884) / ph. Massimo Gardone

Generali Historical Archive

Generali in Figures

Generali brochure highlighting the Sirio satellite launch (1983) / ph. Massimo Gardone

Generali Historical Archive

Insurance… Out of This World!

Sorting machine (1930s), detail / ph. Massimo Gardone

Ina Assitalia Historical Archive

Hollerith vs Powers: 1-1

Automatic travel policy vending machine (1898) / ph. Massimo Gardone

Generali Historical Archive

A brilliant idea. For two pennies, dear readers, for two pennies and nothing else…