Black-and-white ink drawing in the style of Franco-Belgian comics, inspired by artists like François Walthéry, André Franquin, and Peyo. The artwork should capture the transformation of the Historic Erba Pavilion in a dynamic and lively scene. Municipal authorities and workers are energetically restoring the pavilion, depicted with expressive facial features and lively, dynamic poses. In the background, the picturesque pavilion shines, now ready to be a stunning wedding venue adorned with subtle wedding decorations like ribbons and flowers. A happy couple in wedding attire, typical of stereotypic Italians, stands proudly near the pavilion. The scene should extend to cover the whole 16:9-widescreen canvas, with clean and bold lines, strong black ink for contours, and shading to add depth and texture. White background.

Historic Erba Pavilion to Become Stunning Wedding Venue After €30,000 Restoration

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Historic Pavilion in Erba to Be Restored for Weddings

The celebrated pavilion in ‘s park, once a gift from King Umberto I to Achille Majnoni, has recently been defaced with graffiti. In response, the municipal authorities have allocated €30,000 for its restoration. According to the city council, this cherished landmark will not only be cleaned but transformed into a picturesque location for weddings.

Source: La Provincia di Como

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