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Capodilista Codex. 1434. Falconer. Drawing. ITALY
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Capodilista Codex. 1434. Falconer. Drawing. ITALY
Capodilista Codex. 1434. Falconer. Drawing. ITALY. Padua. Biblioth豵 e Municipale (Municipal Library)
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Aristocracy Aristocrat Biblioth X8c75 Capodilista Chivalresque Chivalrous Chivalry Codex Drawings Falcon Falconer Falconry Falcons Gentleman Jupon Knight Municipal Municipale Padua Masculine Persons
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1. Title: A Falconer's Chivalric Pursuit: Capodilista Codex, 1434, Padua's Municipal Library 2. Description: This exquisite drawing from the Capodilista Codex, dating back to 1434, showcases a nobleman engaged in the ancient art of falconry against the backdrop of the Italian city of Padua. The man, dressed in the height of chivalric fashion, dons a jupon, a long-sleeved tunic, and a conical hat, emblematic of the aristocracy. His air of refinement and masculine grace is further accentuated by the elegant falcon perched on his gloved hand. 3. Context: The Capodilista Codex, housed in Padua's Municipal Library, is a testament to the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Italy during the Renaissance period. This drawing is a prime example of the chivalric ideals that permeated European society during this time, with falconry being a popular pastime among the aristocracy. The image captures the essence of the knightly code, with the falconer's skill, patience, and connection to nature reflecting the virtues of courage, honor, and wisdom. 4. Significance: This drawing not only offers a glimpse into the past, but also highlights the enduring appeal of falconry as a symbol of nobility and the chivalric spirit. The intricate details of the falconer's attire, the lifelike representation of the falcon, and the overall composition of the artwork serve to transport the viewer to a bygone era, where the pursuit of knowledge, art, and the natural world were intertwined. 5. Conclusion: The Capodilista Codex, with its wealth of chivalric drawings, provides an invaluable resource for scholars, art enthusiasts, and anyone interested in the history and culture of Italy during the Renaissance period. This particular drawing, featuring a falconer in his element, is a captivating reminder of the aristocratic pastimes and ideals that continue to inspire and captivate us today.
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