Alessandro Mazzucotelli 

Alessandro Mazzucotelli (1865 - 1938) was an Italian craftsman specializing in wrought iron. His name is linked to the iron decoration of the works of the greatest interpreters of freedom, in Lombardy, but also abroad.

He was the Director of the School of Applied Arts of ISIA of Monza from 1922 and was President of the Venice Biennale of Interna...

Alessandro Mazzucotelli (1865 - 1938) was an Italian craftsman specializing in wrought iron. His name is linked to the iron decoration of the works of the greatest interpreters of freedom, in Lombardy, but also abroad.

He was the Director of the School of Applied Arts of ISIA of Monza from 1922 and was President of the Venice Biennale of International Applied Arts.

He attended the Universal and International Exhibition in Brussels in 1910 and the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris in 1925.

He also worked on drawings for the jewelry of Calderoni and the textures of the fabrics of Brembate also mentioned by Guareschi in the book "The Discovery of Milan".