Altar piece for The Madonna of Todocco Church
Continues frescos in the Church of Sesto Calende (Lake Maggiore)
Views of Lake Maggiore and Lake Orta
Portraits and miniatures on ivory for the Meano family.

Altar piece “Saint Margaret Lacoque” in the Church of the Nuns in Via delle Orfane in Turin.
Designs, sketches, and preparatory drawings for paintings in:
- the Sanctuary of Oropa (altar piece entitled “Mary Immaculate”).
- the Churches of Borgonovo of Chiavari in Liguria and Vaprio d’Agogna.
- glass window in the Church of Sesto Calende.
On December 8th bombings burn up his studio in Via Garibaldi. Several works are destroyed.

He is evacuated to San Ponzo a small village in the Canavese area in Piedmont until the end of the war.
Continues frescos in the Churches of Borgonovo of Chiavari and Vaprio d’Agogna.

The raging war stopped him from traveling to continue his frescos.
In the peacefulness of the Canavese countryside, he depicts the various aspects of the place as the seasons change producing about sixty oil on canvas, wood and cardboard paintings of still natures, flowers, sketches for figures and portraits.
Between air bombings he courageously opens an individual exhibit at the Artists’ Association in Turin as though to contrast the nightmare of the war.
The exhibit was greeted with enthusiasm, as demonstrated by the articles which appeared on La Stampa of September 28th and Stampa Sera of September 29th 1944:
“In these sad times we had almost forgotten painting and the pleasure of visiting an exhibit…”
and
“On the initiative of the Artists’ Association, which wants to keep the passion for art alive in these times of emergency…”.