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ITALIAN CARNIVAL MASK
PULCINELLA Pulcinella powerfully is a character the that emerges dell„Arte. from Commedia Philosophical, eternally melancholic dreamer as
ITALIAN CARNIVAL MASK
BRIGHELLA Brighella Cavicchio from ValBrembana is his whole
name.
This mask represents a cunning, clever servant that can help his master, but even deceives him. He is an unscropulouse character and he is able to do every kind of job: he can become a barman, a soldier or a thief. He is the fulest servant of the ”Commedia dell'Arte”.
only a representant person of the napolitan
culture could be, Pulcinella has spirit of his own. No tension or despair, his melancholic approach to life makes him coasts problems, situations, life adventure and, at the end, simply getting out of everything, in the same simply manner as how he got involved. His costume is poor and white.He wears a black mask and the coppolone hat.
dell'arte”. The first actor that played with the
Arlecchino's mask was Alberto Naselli in Bergamo, 1572.
ITALIAN CARNIVAL MASK
DOCTOR PESTE
This mask is very famous and has a particular form. It is white with a long beak made of pasta and used by doctors to protect themselves from the contamination plague. The doctors wear a long black dress.
all the arrogant and greedly personages. He has
an anarchic kind of behavior, he is always hungry and without money. He is the engine of the action in the story of the “Commedia
He is a mask from Bergamo Alta. He wears a
strange green lined shirt, large trousers, a short cloak and a funny hat. His way of speaking is dialect from Bergamo.
Italian Carnival
Hundred and hundreds of years ago, the followers of the Catholic religion in Italy started the tradition of holding a wild costume festival right before the first day of Lent. Because Catholics are not supposed to eat meat during Lent, they called their festival, carnevale — which means “to put away the meat.” As time passed, carnivals in Italy became quite famous; and in fact the practice spread to France, Spain, and all the Catholic countries in Europe. Then as the French, Spanish, and Portuguese began to take control of the Americas and other parts of the world, they brought with them their tradition of celebratFra Baidu bibliotekng carnival.
ITALIAN CARNIVAL MASK
ARLECCHINO Arlecchino is a poor character. He wears a colourfull pached costume. A poem of the masks tells that all the regional masks have sewed a piece of the dress. Arlecchino is a simple character. With his simpaty he outwits