Carlo goldoni

Carlo Goldoni is an amusing black and white etching realized by Raffaello Morghen, also known as Raffaele Morghen (Portici, Naples, 1758 - Florence, 1833). As the inscriptions on the plate reports along the margins of the oval: "Antonio Fedi disegnò / Raffaello Morghen inc."., this is an after Antonio Fedi (Florence, 1771-1838). The title is engraved on plate on the lower at the center. This is an original print representing a classical portrait of the famous Venetian playwright (Venice…

Carlo Goldoni, (born Feb. 25, 1707, Venice—died Feb. 6, 1793, Paris), prolific dramatist who renovated the well-established Italian commedia dell’arte dramatic form by replacing its masked stock figures with more realistic characters, its loosely structured and often repetitive action with tightly constructed plots, and its predictable farce with a new spirit of gaiety and spontaneity. For these innovations Goldoni is considered the founder of Italian realistic comedy. The precocious son of…

Carlo Osvaldo Goldoni was born in Venice in 1707, and died in Paris in 1793. He is known as an Italian writer and playwright. (Isn’t that an interesting word?) He is considered one of the f…

Masks from the Italian Commedia dell'Arte. Italy, 17th century. Milan, Museo Teatrale

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Smeraldina, Servant of Two Masters, by Carlo Goldoni. Il Piccolo, Teatro di Milano

Liebig Beef Extract "Famous Actor-Playwrights" Belgian issue, 1921

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Costume design by Gladys Calthrop for the character of The Count of Albafiorita in La Locandiera, for a production at the Civic Repertory Theatre in New York, 1926. Gladys Calthrop Design Collection