PHOTO ARCHIVES
Viedma, Argentina - 1940 - Among the many historical images, all available at zatti.org, this old photograph dated 1940 is especially interesting. Here one can in fact see Artemide Zatti, the second on the left, among the corridors of the Hospital. Looking at the image, to one side on the right, one can also make out a bronze bust dedicated to Salesian missionary Evasio Garrone.
Argentina - 1928 - In this image, dated December 22, 1928, we see Artemide Zatti in the company of his cousin Sante Zatti. The photograph was sent by Artemide Zatti himself to his family.
Bahía Blanca, Argentina - 1917 - In 1917, Artemide Zatti spent a few days at his paternal home, located at 387 Sarmiento Street in the city of Bahía Blanca, to be near his mother. In this photograph, we see Artemide Zatti consoling his "holy old lady," as he used to call his mother, over the death of her husband in 1917.
Viedma, Argentina - 1916 - Salesian coadjutor Br. Artemide Zatti, whose canonization is set for Sunday, Oct. 9, is portrayed in this photograph together with the medical staff of the "San José" hospital, which the Salesians ran from the end of the 19th century and of which he was the real soul. In the image, dating from the year 1916, it is possible to see, in addition to Artemide Zatti, Salesian coadjutors Giovanni Cartella and Angelo Mori and Fr. Andrea Pestarino. The photograph, along with many others, is available at www.zatti.org. All images belong to the Salesian Historical Archives of Southern Argentina, Bahía Blanca office.