Corsican custom, 1865: the Mugliaccheri. After the wedding ceremony, the parents of the two spouses fight for the young bride. Engraving in "Histoire de la Corsica illustree"

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Corsican custom, 1865: the Mugliaccheri. After the wedding ceremony, the parents of the two spouses fight for the young bride. Engraving in "Histoire de la Corsica illustree"

XEE4164733 Corsican custom, 1865: the Mugliaccheri. After the wedding ceremony, the parents of the two spouses fight for the young bride. Engraving in " Histoire de la Corsica illustree" by the abbe Jean Ange Galetti published in " Le Monde Illustrie" n'424 of 27 May 1865. by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Corsican custom, 1865: the Mugliaccheri. After the wedding ceremony, the parents of the two spouses fight for the young bride. Engraving in " Histoire de la Corsica illustree" by the abbe Jean Ange Galetti published in " Le Monde Illustrie" n'424 of 27 May 1865.); Stefano Bianchetti

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Corsica Corsican Dispute Brawl

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EDITORS COMMENTS
This engraving, titled "Corsican custom, 1865: the Mugliaccheri" offers a glimpse into a unique tradition from the past. The scene depicts a violent dispute that arises after a wedding ceremony in Corsica during the year 1865. As per this ancient custom, the parents of both spouses engage in an intense brawl to claim possession of the young bride. The engraving was originally featured in "Histoire de la Corsica illustree" by Abbe Jean Ange Galetti and published in "Le Monde Illustrie" on May 27th, 1865. It showcases the intricate details and skilled craftsmanship of French School artists from the 19th century. This artwork not only highlights violence but also sheds light on traditional practices prevalent in Corsican society at that time. It serves as a reminder of how customs shape communities and reflect their values and beliefs. Stefano Bianchetti's print captures an important moment in history when cultural traditions were still deeply rooted within European societies. Through this image, we are transported back to a period where disputes over marriage alliances were settled through physical confrontations rather than legal proceedings or negotiations. Overall, this engraving provides us with valuable insights into Corsican culture while showcasing Bianchetti's talent as an artist who skillfully brings historical moments to life through his work.

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