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Illustration of the play The Soliman (Il Solimano). Tragedy by Prospero Bonarelli, Act V, Scene V, December 8, 1619. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635) Biblioteca Riccardiana, Florence
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Illustration of the play The Soliman (Il Solimano). Tragedy by Prospero Bonarelli, Act V, Scene V, December 8, 1619. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635) Biblioteca Riccardiana, Florence
BEN5472484 Illustration of the play The Soliman (Il Solimano). Tragedy by Prospero Bonarelli, Act V, Scene V, December 8, 1619. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635) Biblioteca Riccardiana, Florence. by Callot, Jacques (1592-1635); Photo © Raffaello Bencini
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This stunning engraving by Jacques Callot captures a scene from the tragic play 'The Soliman' (Il Solimano) written by Prospero Bonarelli in 1619. The intricate details and dramatic composition bring to life Act V, Scene V of the play, depicting a fiery moment that is both captivating and intense.
The flames of the burning brazier leap off the page, creating a sense of urgency and chaos within the cityscape depicted in the background. The artist's skillful hand is evident in every line and shadow, drawing viewers into this historical moment with its rich storytelling.
As we gaze upon this illustration, we are transported back to 17th century Italy, where theater was a vibrant part of cultural life. The European influence is palpable in every aspect of this engraving, from the architecture of the streets to the expressions on the faces of those caught up in the turmoil.
Through Callot's work, we are reminded of the power of art to evoke emotion and transport us to another time and place. This print from Biblioteca Riccardiana in Florence is not just a visual representation but a window into history itself, inviting us to explore and imagine what life was like during this tumultuous period.
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