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结语 / Ending
The streets of Venice Carnival were full of people in
masks, and no differentiation could be made between nobility and the common people. Generally, the costume worn was a cloak with a long-nosed mask. Also popular were masked couples, where a man and a woman would dress as allegorical characters.
狂欢节 / Carnival
Masks have always been a central feature of the Venetian carnival;
traditionally people were allowed to wear them between the festival of Santo Stefano (St. Stephen's Day, December 26) at the start of the carnival season and midnight of Shrove Tuesday. As masks were also allowed during Ascension and from October 5 to Christmas, people could spend a large proportion of the year in disguise . Maskmakers (mascareri) enjoyed a special position in society, with their own laws and their own guild.
Italy Venice ·威尼斯狂欢节
The Venice Carnivalห้องสมุดไป่ตู้
The Venice Carnival
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简介 / Introduction
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狂欢节 / Carnival
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特色 / Feature
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结语 / Ending
The Venice Carnival
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The city of water - Venice
The Venice is cultural heritage
of the world Position威尼斯是一座世界文化遗产名城
Near the mountain and by the river Scenery is beautiful 依山旁水，风景秀丽
威尼斯这个浪漫华丽不容错过的狂欢节。
图赏 / About the Venice
图赏 / About the Venice
图赏 / About the Venice
谢谢欣赏
狂欢节 / Carnival
The Venice Carnival is the most internationally
known festival celebrated in Venice, Italy, as well as being one of the oldest. This congregation of masked people, called Venice Carnival, began in the 15th century, but the tradition can be traced back to the beginning of the 14th Century.
The Venice Carnival
面具 / mask
盛装 / attire
狂欢 / carnival
多彩 / colour
特色 / Feature
Carnival starts on February 2nd and ends on
Shrove Tuesday (Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras), the day before Ash Wednesday.
In the squares street-artists and singers entertain with
songs and music from their guitars, the guests of the Venice Carnival.
狂欢节其间热闹的场面，欢快的气氛。总的概述
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简介 / Introduction
Venice, Italy is a magical place. It is one of
the few cities in the world where the sound of cars are never heard. Instead, when it is quiet, one hears the lapping of waves against the city s magnificent Renaissance buildings.
The Venice Carnival is the most internationally known festival celebrated in Venice, Italy, as well as being one of the oldest. 在意大利的威尼斯，狂欢节是一个重要 的节日，并且越来越受到人们的欢迎
狂欢节的由来，彩色面具的发展，以及其间需要注意的礼节和历史演变。
特色 / Feature
During the Carnival period Venice offered numerous possibilities for
spending money. The choices were various, with activities such as gambling dens, brothels, theatres, caf, wine shops (licensed and illicit) and restaurants, as well as booths where one could see exotic animals, ropewalkers and jugglers.
特色 / Feature
Traditional mask shapes include the bauta (pronounced bah- outah), a
mask that that cover only the upper part of the face from the forehead to the nose and upper cheeks, thereby concealing identity but enabling the wearer to talk and eat or drink easily. Other masks styles include the moretta This is an oval mask of black velvet that was usually worn by women visiting convents. It was invented in France and rapidly became popular in Venice as it brought out the beauty of feminine features. The mask was finished off with a veil. The larva or volto mask. Mainly white, typically Venetian, this was worn with a tricorn and cloak to make up the Bauta. It is thought the word larva comes from the Latin meaning mask or ghost. It is easy to imagine the effect of a Venetian all dressed in black with a white mask and a black tricorn, going past in the moonlight. Like the bauta, the shape of the mask allowed the bearer to breathe and drink easily, and so there was no need to take it off, thus preserving anonymity. These masks were made of fine wax cloth and so were much lighter and were not irritating to wear making them ideal for eating, dancing and flirting.
Festival
Venice becomes even more enchanting during Carnival
狂欢节期间的威尼斯更加迷人
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狂欢节 / Carnival
Venice becomes even more enchanting during
Carnival. Carnival is an annual celebration before Lent, a 40-day period of fasting that precedes Easter. The dates of Carnival vary each year depending on the date of Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent.