Copies of the historic “Buon Governo” statues have been installed on the upper part of the façade of Palazzo Madama in Turin.
Location
The statues now sit atop the historic building, a landmark in the city centre.
Nature of the Works
They are reproductions of the original statues that symbolize good governance.
Current Status
The replicas are in place and visible to the public, adding a new visual element to the palace’s architecture.
Why it matters: The addition of the “Buon Governo” replicas highlights Turin’s effort to preserve and showcase symbols of civic virtue, offering residents and visitors a tangible link to the city’s historical emphasis on good governance.