Quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine Ottocento
This paper aims to investigate the intriguing phenomenon of costumed parties held in Rome between 1880 and 1900 through the study of photographic material. In particular, the essay focuses on two main iconographic aspects: the carnival masquerades, conceived in most cases by the painter and antiq...
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This paper aims to investigate the intriguing phenomenon of costumed parties held in Rome between 1880 and 1900 through the study of photographic material. In particular, the essay focuses on two main iconographic aspects: the carnival masquerades, conceived in most cases by the painter and antiquarian Attilio Simonetti and interpreted by some members of the International Artistic Association; and the tableaux vivants, the so-called living pictures, which were figurative compositions usually set up in the patrician residences, including that of the counts Giuseppe and Luigi Primoli, who were an active part in their creation. A crucial role was also played by Henri Le Lieure, a professional photographer of French origin who was responsible for much of the visual documentation of the time.
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spelling | doaj.art-74d0d54618e5438eb47b4533fcd6382c2023-12-04T09:25:37ZengFondazione Università Ca’ FoscariMDCCC 18002280-88412023-12-0112110.30687/MDCCC/2280-8841/2023/01/007journal_article_14507Quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine OttocentoMaggi, Edoardo0Sapienza Università di Roma This paper aims to investigate the intriguing phenomenon of costumed parties held in Rome between 1880 and 1900 through the study of photographic material. In particular, the essay focuses on two main iconographic aspects: the carnival masquerades, conceived in most cases by the painter and antiquarian Attilio Simonetti and interpreted by some members of the International Artistic Association; and the tableaux vivants, the so-called living pictures, which were figurative compositions usually set up in the patrician residences, including that of the counts Giuseppe and Luigi Primoli, who were an active part in their creation. A crucial role was also played by Henri Le Lieure, a professional photographer of French origin who was responsible for much of the visual documentation of the time. http://doi.org/10.30687/MDCCC/2280-8841/2023/01/007Feasts. Living Paintings. Masquerades. Photography. Rome. Tableaux vivants |
spellingShingle | Maggi, Edoardo Quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine Ottocento MDCCC 1800 Feasts. Living Paintings. Masquerades. Photography. Rome. Tableaux vivants |
title | Quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine Ottocento |
title_full | Quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine Ottocento |
title_fullStr | Quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine Ottocento |
title_full_unstemmed | Quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine Ottocento |
title_short | Quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine Ottocento |
title_sort | quadri viventi e mascherate romane nelle fotografie di fine ottocento |
topic | Feasts. Living Paintings. Masquerades. Photography. Rome. Tableaux vivants |
url | http://doi.org/10.30687/MDCCC/2280-8841/2023/01/007 |
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