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In 16, pp. XV + 126 + (2). Intonso. Br. ed. Libretto scritto in occasione delle nozze fra Prospero Anaclerio e Vincenzina Gallo sposi il 25 aprile 1900. Argomenti: Concetto e carattere del matrimonio; Il matrimonio e la patria potesta'; Gli impedimenti nuziali; I riti ed il prestito nuziali: l'etichetta; La fidanzata smarrita; Le nozze; Errori sulle condizioni delle mogli, etc...
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162050700Firenze Florence: Pietro Cecconcelli 1620. Second state. Very good. First edition of this landmark neoclassical tragedy - the first documented performance using moveable scenes - with exquisite double-page etchings of the stage by an influential innovator of the form. First performed in Florence in 1619 IL SOLIMANO was a turning point in modern European theater. Bonarelli not only rejected the chorus format of the long-established ancient Greek model but made use of extravagant set design to tell his political-historical drama. <br /> <br /> Bonarelli based the tragedy loosely on Suleiman the Magnificent the famed Turkish sultan of the 16th century under whose rule the Ottoman Empire experienced a Golden Age of the arts. The story of a tyrant who puts to death his eldest son IL SOLIMANO culminates in the awe-inspiring destruction of the city by fire. Otto Benesch calls the moveable scenes created for the performance "the first in the history of theatre" 17 and notes that despite the ostensibly Turkish setting these sets depict early modern Florence. A mixture of neoclassicism and orientalism IL SOLIMANO captured the imagination of Europe going through multiple editions over the century and inspiring further plays and operas. <br /> <br /> This first edition remains highly sought for its Callot plates that not only depict the innovative set but show many of the subtleties of style and technique that Callot pioneered under the patronage of the Medicis. His well-known mastery of stoppings out for example is evident in the final plate of the city in flames where tendrils of smoke and individual bursts of fire cross the scene in a variety of depth light and shade. <br /> <br /> An important work in both the history of theater and of the graphic arts. Quarto 8.75'' x 6.45''. Later half parchment with marbled boards gilt-ruled spine red goatskin spine label. Complete with six plates by Callot engraved title page and 5 double-page etchings. Engraved title with Callot's name in bottom left. 10 162 2 pages. Repairs in gutters of a number of leaves including reinforcements or new stubs to engraved spreads. Light scattered foxing spot of browning to title page gutter. Engravings crisp. Pietro Cecconcelli unknown
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16206296Small 4to. Florence: Pietro Cecconcelli 1620. Small 4to xiv 162 ii pp. With an etched title-page and five double-page etched plates by Jacques Callot. Strictly contemporary limp vellum backstrip titled in manuscript some wear and soiling to binding and an inoffensive waterstain in the lower margin from a2-D2 but an entirely unsophisticated copy with superb strikes of the plates. § First edition of this important tragedy produced in 1619 and published many times in the 17th century. The illustrations are regarded as some of Callot’s finest work. “French etcher engraver and draughtsman. He was one of the most accomplished printmakers in the Western tradition and one of the major exponents of the Mannerist style in the early 17th century. His often fantastic compositions combine grotesque and elegant elements in a compelling and personal manner.†Grove Dictionary of Art. Callot based his illustrations on the work of his colleague Parigi architect and chief designer of courtly festivities under the Grand Duke Cosimo Medici II who died two years later causing Callot to return to his native Nancy. Gamba 1810. Cicognara 1086. Lieure 363-368. The book is quite scarce especially in unsophisticated condition and with such fine impressions of the plates. The Schaeffer copy for example 1994 lot 38 had the plates on stubs was cut down slightly and rebound in recent red morocco. Of the six copies at auction since 1975 only one was in contemporary vellum 1978. Pietro Cecconcelli hardcover books
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2011Q-1605760870Vista 2011-01-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! Vista paperback
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178437819Pescia: per la Societ‡ Tipografica 1784. per la Societ‡ Tipografica unknown
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18601020AGO.J. (um 1860). Lithographie von Santarelli nach R. Leante (Brustbild). Bildgrösse: 11 x 11 cm. Blattgrösse: 34 x 23,5 cm.
