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Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Capitano Csgangarato and Capitano Cocodrillo. Characters of the commedia dell'arte
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Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Capitano Csgangarato and Capitano Cocodrillo. Characters of the commedia dell'arte
JEB4890820 Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Capitano Csgangarato and Capitano Cocodrillo. Characters of the commedia dell'arte. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635), circa 1622. Dim: 7, 2x9, 2cm. Strong water on paper. Private collection.; (add.info.: Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Capitano Csgangarato and Capitano Cocodrillo. Characters of the commedia dell'arte. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635), circa 1622. Dim: 7, 2x9, 2cm. Strong water on paper. Private collection.); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2023
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This engraving by Jacques Callot captures the essence of the commedia dell'arte with its depiction of Capitano Csgangarato and Capitano Cocodrillo in Serie "Balli di sfessania". These characters, known for their exaggerated personalities and comedic antics, come to life on paper through Callot's intricate lines and attention to detail.
The dynamic poses of Capitano Csgangarato and Capitano Cocodrillo convey a sense of movement and energy, as if they are about to burst into a lively dance. The costumes and expressions of the characters reflect the theatrical tradition of commedia dell'arte, where actors used masks and exaggerated gestures to entertain audiences.
As we gaze upon this print, we are transported back in time to 17th century Italy, where the commedia dell'arte flourished as a popular form of entertainment. Through Callot's skillful hand, we can almost hear the laughter and applause that would have greeted these beloved characters on stage.
This exquisite engraving is not just a work of art; it is a window into a world filled with humor, wit, and creativity. It reminds us of the enduring appeal of theater and storytelling across cultures and centuries.
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