Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

fondo

English translation:

Trust /Fund

Added to glossary by Lavinia Glyn (X)
Apr 12, 2012 22:42
12 yrs ago
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Italian term

fondo

Italian to English Art/Literary Linguistics brochure on contemporary art
Associazione Fondo Maria Bianchi

L’associazione è stata costituita per volontà dell’eclettico artista, che ha dedicato il fondo alla memoria della madre Maria e della sorella Maddalena, al fine di conservare e valorizzare un multiforme patrimonio culturale, opere d’arte e di fotografia contemporanea, di design, di saggistica e critica cinematografica, di editoria artistica e letteraria, di documenti sonori.

What is the exact meaning of **fondo** in Italian here? Does it actually mean 'fund', or 'money'? so needing a translation like "Maria Bianchi Trust Association"
I noticed the kudoz entry where fondo is a collection - it would make sense in this context.

thank you all
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Trust /Fund

'Maria Bianchi Trust Association' would be an acceptable translation BUT its customary to leave names/titles like this untranslated, as they appear on the relevant registers in Italy
Note from asker:
Thank you - I agree with leaving the name in Italian, but I always add a translation in brackets (to give readers an idea)
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Foundation

The Maria Bianchi Foundation
In the Arts and culture world, this is the usual term for such types of entities (endowment funds, etc) that are specially set up to support and promote the arts, artitsts, literary works, etc.

Foundation
- an endowment or legacy for the perpetual support of an institution such as a cultural/art institution, school or hospital
- on the foundation entitled to benefit from the funds of a foundation
- an institution supported by an endowment, often one that provides funds for charities, research, etc
- the charter incorporating or establishing a society or institution and the statutes or rules governing its affairs


Peer comment(s):

agree Isabelle Johnson
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Thanks Isabelle
agree Vincent Lemma : certainly
5 hrs
Thanks Vincent
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