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Giuoco Reale made in Italy at the end of the Eighteenth century, consisting of a painted cloth divided into sixty-six squares with views of Genoa, male and female figures, animals, fruits and numerous coats of arms
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Giuoco Reale made in Italy at the end of the Eighteenth century, consisting of a painted cloth divided into sixty-six squares with views of Genoa, male and female figures, animals, fruits and numerous coats of arms
Giuoco Reale made in Italy at the end of the Eighteenth century, consisting of a painted cloth divided into sixty-six squares with views of Genoa, male and female figures, animals, fruits and numerous coats of arms Game. Date of Photograph:1983. Date of Artwork:1798
Pellicci, Graziella
PGC-F-000154-0000
Media ID 33196138
© Alinari Archives, Florence
Games And Pastimes Table Games
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This photograph showcases a remarkable piece of Italian craftsmanship from the late 18th century. The print captures an exquisite Giuoco Reale, a table game that was meticulously created in Italy. This particular artwork is composed of a painted cloth divided into sixty-six squares, each adorned with vibrant depictions of Genoa's picturesque views, male and female figures, animals, fruits, and numerous coats of arms. The Giuoco Reale itself serves as both an artistic masterpiece and an engaging pastime. Its intricate design invites players to immerse themselves in the enchanting world depicted on its surface. As one moves their pieces across the board, they are transported to the charming streets of Genoa or encounter various characters and creatures that bring this game to life. Dating back to 1798, this Giuoco Reale holds immense historical significance. It provides us with a glimpse into the leisurely activities enjoyed by individuals during that era while also showcasing the exceptional talent possessed by Italian artisans at the time. Photographed in 1983 by Graziella Pellicci for Alinari, this image allows us to appreciate not only the beauty but also the cultural importance of such artifacts. It reminds us how games have long served as sources of entertainment and connection throughout history. As we admire this stunning photograph capturing every intricate detail of this centuries-old masterpiece, let it serve as a reminder that art can be found even in unexpected places - like within tabletop games - offering us glimpses into different times and cultures while providing endless hours of enjoyment.
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