The Segantini Museum The Museum, which opened in 1908, was designed by architect Nicolaus Hartmann to be a monument, an accessible memorial to the great artist who spent the last 5 years of his life in the Engadine. The building, with its large cupola, was constructed along the lines of the pavilion Giovanni Segantini had planned for his Engadine Panorama, which was to have been exhibited at the Paris World Exhibition in 1900. The Segantini Museum was renovated and extended in 1998-9 by architect Hans-Jörg Ruch.
Publications "Giovanni Segantini", with contributions from Matthias Frehner, Christian Klemm, Julia Klueser, Beat Stutzer, Roland Waespe and Franz Zeiger. 214 pages with numerous illustrations and colour plates. Available in German, Italian and English editions. Price CHF 58.- ( paperback ) Beat Stutzer, "Segantini - Zum 100. Todestag von Giovanni Segantini" (to mark the100th anniversary of Giovanni Segantini's death) 64 pages, 23 colour and two black & white reproductions, with foreword by Gioconda Leykauf-Segantini. Text in German, Italian, English & Japanese. Montabella Verlag, St.Moritz 1999, CHF 10.- Beat Stutzer, "Giovanni Segantini: Ave Maria - Idyll, Silent prayer and Symbol", St. Moritz 2004, 84 pages, Price CHF 24.-- (order online)