Die Masken der Serenissima
by Reato, Danilo
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Autor Danilo Reato explains the history of traditional masks, used in Venetian carnival in historical times (such as "larva", "volto"), writes about certain figures, that turned up in the carnival of the "Serenissima", following the local tradition (such as the "Gnaga" - a man in womens clothes), but also explains society-masks (such as the "Bauta"), finally deals with all figures of the commedia dell'arte (such as Pantalone and Arlecchino), of equal interest in venetian carnival. The book ends with an 18th-century-list of 70 ways of getting costumated during the venetian carnival period (which was fairly long).
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Author Biography
Danilo Reato is a well known author in Venice, his books (mostly on local traditions, the carnival, coffee-houses for example) came out in Italian, English, German.
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Danilo Reato wrote this book for Bonner-Verlags-Comptoir. The book was translated from the Italian, so an italian version already exists.
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- Publisher/Imprint Bonner Verlags-Comptoir / Edition Bonn-Venedig im Bonner Verlags-Comptoir
- Publication Date 2019
- Orginal LanguageGerman
- ISBN/Identifier 9783981687095
- Publication Country or regionGermany
- FormatPaperback
- Primary Price 16
- Pages91
- ReadershipGeneral
- Publish StatusPublished
- Copyright Year2019
- Page size15,4 x 22,4 (12,8x19,7) cm
- Illustration54
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