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Made by Baldassin Emanuele - Simone Marco - Grippo Davide - Gerosa Silvia                                                                                                                                                                                                                  " The Formaggheos"

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But Lecrerc died 5 years later and Paolina married the prince Camillo Borghese

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During the marriage them found out that the Oratory was closed because it is a private chapel and it need a special booklet for the celebration of an official rite. But Napoleon sent   his cavaliers to the Archbishop to obtain the permission to celebrate the marriage, that has been in the middle of the night

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Paoline started a relationship with t General Lecrerc and after Napoleon saw the two in a private moment he obliged them to get married. So on 13th June 1797 Lecrerc and Paoline got married with Elisa e Felice Baciocchi in a double marriage

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The Mombello's oratory, dedicated to Sant Francisco, was an example of Baroque art, it was built by Francisco Croce. Time ago it was connected to the villa by a gallery. The facade dates back to the 1920

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On 15th May 1796 Napoleon Bonaparte entered triumphantly in Milan. On 6th May 1797 Napoleon finished the war with the armistice of Leoben and moved on to our Villa from 17th May to 30th June. Napoleon took his family with him: his wife, Giuseppina; his mother, Letizia Ramolino; his two brothers, Giuseppe and Luigi; and his three sisters, Carlotta, Elisa and Paolina. But the court's life is hard: infact Elisa and Paolina starded immediatey to argue with Giuseppina, who wasn't in agreement with Napoleon's mother.

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This fresco illustrates:
I. The daughter of Mary Teresa from Austria, rappresented by Juno(Hera): mother and queen of the gods of the Olympus, was the goddes of the family and of the cows.
II. A divinity holding a crown, who rappresents the rise to the Throne of the daughter of Mary Teresa from Austria
III. Victory ( Nike): goddes of the victory and who rappresents it
IV. Ercole: demigod son of Jupiter (Zeus), protagonist of the 12 labours. In the fresco is dominating Nemeo, the lion, that in the myth was killed by Hercules himself, it rapresents King Charles VI

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In 1865 Cesare Castiglioni, director of the mental hospital "Senavra" proposed to transfer some patients to Mombello at Villa Crivelli.
At the beginning, arrived the quietest patients; but over the years, the patients incresed and the hospital was expanded. They made differents jobs according to the ergotherapy. From 1911 to 1930, doctor Antonini became the director and brought improvements.
The most common deseases were sifilide, pellagra and dementia. A lot of the hospitalization were caused by alcholism.
In 1915, were hospitalized severals soldiers of the First World War. The therapies thet were used were lobotomy, electroshock and insulina injections.
In 1978, with the Basaglia law, the psychiatric hospital was closed.

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Both the frescos are made by Giovan Angelo Borroni, and this illustrates:
I. Saturn,or Chronos, titan of the time,that rapresents the time that passes fast, he is the father of Jupiter (Zeus), Neptune (Poseidon), Juno(Hera), Cerere (Demeter) and Pluton(Ade), and killer of Uranus, his father. In his hand he is holding a shythe
II. Pomona, Roman goddes of the fruits and abondance, in particular of the olive trees and grapevine
III. Cerere, or Demeter, goddes of the fertility, harvest and abondance, mother of Prosespin, mother in-law of Ades
IV. There is also a caduceus, symbol of medicine and Hermes, messeger of the gods, god of the stealers and the wayfarers,

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Stefano Gaetano Crivelli got the stairs built by Francesco Croce. The stairway was built in change of an other access from the opposite side of the villa. The style used for the stair is the Lombard baroquette, the material used is the Viggiù stone.

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The first colonnade has been built by Martino Bassi by Anna Visconti's decision and is made in white granite. The second collonade and the terrace at the first was closed but then it has been opened by Luigi Arconati

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The stylistic difference between the north wing and the others is evident.  The first one was realized by Francesco Croce in Baroque style. The rest of the villa was finished by Carlo Felice Soave in Neoclassic style.

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Today, the botanic garden is the result of a work realized by teachers, students of the school and the scholastic farm.

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This garden was projected like a Renaissance one: infact, it had  flowerbeds and hedges modelled and organized in geometrical forms. Fountains, statues and terraces were modeled like a Renaissance's theatre scenography. There was also a central fountain that seems like they had water games in it.

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The terrace's wall was built by the heir of Luigi Arconati. Francesco Croce had trasformed it as compared to the 1600's appearance, in fact stairs and balustrades have been added.

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In 1580, Anna Visconti projected the rebuilding of the Villa and Martino Bassi made it. The project was finished by Luigi Arconati.
This project included:
I. the building of a porch on the west's facade;
II. The building wanted by Luigi of a second porch with a balcony above it;
III. the stairs located in the south wing;
Above 1750, the earl Stefano Gaetano Crivelli asked the intervention of Francesco Croce.
This intervent included:
I. the restoration of the north wing;
II. the building of a starway on the north wing;
III. the reshaping of the towers;
IV. the creation of a boulevard and a space in front of the nobile court;
V. the oratory's reshaping;
Carlo Felice Soave changed the south and the east facades in neoclassic style.
When the Villa became a psychiatric hospital:
I. the closure of the porches;
II. the overelevation of the towers;
III. the increase of the rooms;

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THE VILLA'S TRASFORMATION INTERVENTIONS 

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THE VILLA'S TRASFORMATION INTERVENTIONS 

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In the 1719 the Arconati's villa was given to Crivelli. It was the Earl Stefano Gaetano Crivelli  the  costumer of the works, that trasformed the building into a villa, drew by the architect Francesco Croce. In the second half of the 18th century Luigi Castiglioni, important figure in the Lombard Enlightened culture, lived here. In 1797 the villa became the headquarter of Napoleon. In the following years the villa was sold to many people. On February 11 1865, the property passed to the province of Milan, which allocated it to the psychiatric hospital. The Basaglia law of 1978 led to the closure of the hospital, from that moment onwards the villa became the seat of the Institute Luigi Castiglioni

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In the 1797 Napoleon chose the villa instead of Real Villa of Monza, for the bond with Crivelli and Asburgo d'Austria, then in May 1797 he left Milan and moved to an other place. Then when the villa was used as psychiatric hospital,a lot of people survived the First World war and gone mad,like Alberto Benito Bernardi, Benito Mussolini's son. Finally the Basaglia law(1978) closed the hospital definitely in 1999.

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The name that is known is Villa Pusterla-Crivelli, derives from a  novel by Cesare Cantù (1838). But there aren't any documents which prove that Pusterla people lived here. In the first half of 14th century the Carcano transformed it into a palace and in 1543 it became a countryside house by  Anna Visconti's decision. The works were continued by the son Luigi Arconati.