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Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Bello Sguardo and Couiello. 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"): Bello Sguardo and Couiello. Characters of the commedia dell'arte
JEB4890903 Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Bello Sguardo and Couiello. Characters of the commedia dell'arte. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635), circa 1622. Dim: 7, 1x9, 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"): Bello Sguardo and Couiello. Characters of the commedia dell'arte. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635), circa 1622. Dim: 7, 1x9, 2cm. 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 two iconic characters from the commedia dell'arte: Bello Sguardo and Couiello. The intricate details and expressive poses bring these figures to life, showcasing the artistry and talent of Callot in depicting theatrical personalities.
Bello Sguardo, with his charming gaze and elegant demeanor, exudes a sense of sophistication and grace. His costume is richly detailed, reflecting the opulence and style associated with this character. In contrast, Couiello appears more mischievous and playful, with a twinkle in his eye that hints at his comedic nature. The dynamic interaction between these two figures creates a sense of movement and energy within the composition.
The title "Balli di sfessania" or "Dance of Defesses" adds an element of whimsy to this scene, suggesting a lively performance filled with laughter and entertainment. This print serves as a window into the world of Italian theater during the 17th century, offering viewers a glimpse into the colorful characters that populated its stages.
Displayed in a private collection, this rare engraving is a testament to Callot's skill as an artist and his ability to capture the spirit of theatrical performances. It is truly a treasure for any lover of art history or theater aficionado to behold.
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