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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Pulcinella"”.

  1. The aestheticization of ugliness : the Pulcinella narrative in Giandomenico Tiepolo's Villa Zianigo

    … question, this paper used Giandomenico Tiepolo’s Pulcinella fresco series in Villa Zianigo from the late eighteenth century as a case study. The frescos foreground Pulcinella, a Commedia dell’arte theatrical character known for his ugly appearance— hunchback, hooked nose, and protruding belly— and …

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  2. THE POETRY OF RONALD DUNCAN

    … to 1977. His first publication, Postcards to Pulcinella (c1939), exemplifies his early experimentation with form. His next, and first Faber publication, The Mongrel (1950), is notable for its diversity of form and theme, and develops a greater awareness of European poetic diversity than is …

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  3. Picasso : theatre artist

    … in chronological order: Parade, Le Tricorne, Pulcinella, Cuadro Flamenco, Antigone, Mercure, Le Train Bleu, Oedipus Rex, Afternoon of a Faun, Icare. This section provides detailed descriptions of Picasso‟s designs, synopses of the productions, collaborations with Serge Diaghilev and Les …

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  4. Arlecchino's Journey: Crossing Boundaries Through La Commedia Dell'arte

    <p><em>La commedia dell'arte</em> is a recognized, vibrant theatrical form that emerged in Italy during the Renaissance. However, while great attention has been given to the particulars of the genre (performance techniques, important troupes, leading players), there lacks a study behind the …

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