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Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Razullo and Cucurucu. Characters of the commedia dell'arte
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Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Razullo and Cucurucu. Characters of the commedia dell'arte
JEB4890923 Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Razullo and Cucurucu. Characters of the commedia dell'arte. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635), circa 1622. Dim: 7,2x9,2cm. Strong water on paper. Private collection.; (add.info.: Serie " Balli di sfessania" (also known as Curucucu or " Les Dances", " Les Pants", " Les Polichinelles" or " Dance of Defesses"): Razullo and Cucurucu. Characters of the commedia dell'arte. Engraving by Jacques Callot (1592-1635), circa 1622. Dim: 7,2x9,2cm. Strong water on paper. Private collection.); © Jean Bernard. All rights reserved 2023
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This exquisite engraving by Jacques Callot captures the essence of Italian commedia dell'arte with its depiction of two iconic characters, Razullo and Cucurucu, in their lively dance performance. The intricate details and dynamic poses bring these figures to life, showcasing the artistry and humor that defined this popular theatrical tradition.
The playful expressions on Razullo and Cucurucu's faces hint at the comedic antics they are known for, drawing viewers into their world of masked mischief and exaggerated gestures. The delicate lines and shading in this print highlight Callot's skill as an artist, capturing the energy and movement of the dancers with precision.
As key figures in the commedia dell'arte repertoire, Razullo and Cucurucu embody the spirit of improvisation and satire that made this form of theater so beloved throughout Europe. Their costumes, gestures, and interactions tell a story without words, inviting us to imagine the scenes unfolding before our eyes.
This rare print from Jean Bernard's private collection is a testament to the enduring appeal of commedia dell'arte and its colorful cast of characters. It serves as a window into a bygone era when laughter was king on stage, reminding us of the timeless power of art to entertain, provoke thought, and capture our imagination.
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