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Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Fracischina (Franceschina) and Gian Farina (Gianfarina). 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"): Fracischina (Franceschina) and Gian Farina (Gianfarina). Characters of the commedia dell'arte
JEB4890868 Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Fracischina (Franceschina) and Gian Farina (Gianfarina). Characters of the commedia dell'arte. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635), circa 1622. Dim: 7, 3x9, 3cm. 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"): Fracischina (Franceschina) and Gian Farina (Gianfarina). Characters of the commedia dell'arte. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635), circa 1622. Dim: 7, 3x9, 3cm. Strong water on paper. Private collection.); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2023
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This exquisite engraving by Jacques Callot captures the essence of the commedia dell'arte with its portrayal of Fracischina (Franceschina) and Gian Farina (Gianfarina) in their lively dance performance. The characters come to life on paper, showcasing their vibrant personalities and dynamic movements.
Fracischina, known for her grace and charm, is depicted twirling elegantly while Gian Farina exudes energy and playfulness as he dances alongside her. The intricate details in their costumes and expressions add depth to the scene, transporting viewers back to 17th century Italy where these performances were a popular form of entertainment.
The title "Balli di sfessania" or "Les Dances" hints at the whimsical nature of this piece, inviting us to join in on the fun and revelry. Each brushstroke and line work together harmoniously to create a sense of movement and rhythm that is truly captivating.
As we admire this print from a private collection, we are reminded of the rich history and cultural significance of commedia dell'arte. It serves as a timeless reminder of the enduring appeal of theater arts and storytelling through performance.
In conclusion, this engraving by Callot is a masterpiece that celebrates the artistry and creativity of Italian theater tradition, leaving us mesmerized by Fracischina's gracefulness and Gian Farina's exuberance.
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