Games And Pastimes Collection
Aunt Erminia, known as the seamstress Madonna, always found solace in games and pastimes
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Aunt Erminia, known as the seamstress Madonna, always found solace in games and pastimes. One of her favorites was the palm of the hand game 'fresco, ' where she would challenge anyone willing to test their reflexes. As a tribute to her love for traditional Italian culture, she often danced the Sorrento Tarantella with grace and passion. In her cozy home adorned with art, Aunt Erminia cherished a painting called 'Portrait of Celestina Interguglielmi. ' The masterpiece captured not only beauty but also the essence of joy found in indulging in games. Another artwork that caught her eye was 'Tasso at the court of Ferrara (or Allegory of the Five Senses), ' an oil on canvas piece from centuries ago that depicted how games engage all our senses. Aunt Erminia's fascination with history extended beyond paintings; she admired Luisa Sanfelice's resilience during her imprisonment in 1877. It reminded her that even during challenging times, one could find solace through quiet work or by taking a leisurely walk through the forest. Curiosity led Aunt Erminia to explore vintage items like a monocycle with wooden wheels from 1870. She marveled at how such inventions brought joy and excitement to people back then. And when it came to socializing outdoors, nothing beat gathering friends for a friendly game of bocce under black-and-white photographs capturing those timeless moments. For Aunt Erminia, they were more than just entertainment; they were windows into human connection and cultural heritage. They allowed her to escape reality momentarily while embracing tradition and fostering bonds with loved ones.