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Harlequin, Zany Corneto and Patalone, characters from the Commedia dell Arte (woodcut)
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Harlequin, Zany Corneto and Patalone, characters from the Commedia dell Arte (woodcut)
7201706 Harlequin, Zany Corneto and Patalone, characters from the Commedia dell Arte (woodcut) by French School, (16th century) (after); Private Collection; (add.info.: Harlequin, Zany Corneto and Patalone, characters from the Commedia dell Arte. Illustration from Visages de l Ile-de-France, by Jean de la Monneraye, Auguste Dupouy and Roger-Armand Weigert (Horizons de France, Paris, 1946).); © Look and Learn
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This black and white woodcut print showcases the iconic characters of Harlequin, Zany Corneto, and Patalone from the Commedia dell Arte. Created by a French School artist in the 16th century, this artwork captures the essence of Italian theatrical tradition. The three figures are depicted in intricate detail, each wearing their distinctive costumes and masks. Harlequin stands tall with his checkered outfit and mischievous expression, while Zany Corneto appears comically bewildered with his oversized hat. Patalone completes the trio with his extravagant attire and imposing presence. The print is taken from "Visages de l Ile-de-France" an illustrated book published in 1946 that explores various aspects of French culture. It serves as a testament to the enduring popularity of Commedia dell Arte across Europe throughout history. In this scene, we witness these beloved characters engaged in music-making during what seems to be a wedding celebration or sacrament. The illustration transports us back to a time when theater was not only entertainment but also an integral part of European leisure activities. With its rich historical context and artistic craftsmanship, this woodcut print offers viewers a glimpse into both Italian and French cultural heritage. It reminds us of the power of art to transcend time and bring joy to people's lives for centuries on end.
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