File:Acrobats and Figures from the Commedia dell'Arte. Claude Gillot.jpg
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DescriptionAcrobats and Figures from the Commedia dell'Arte. Claude Gillot.jpg | In the Nationalmuseum, Stockholm; 83 cm x 56 cm. Description in the book Painters and Public Life in Eighteenth-Century Paris (Crow, Thomas E.; Yale University Press, 1985): "A large, unfinished drawing by Claude Gillot now in Stockholm illustrates precisely the newly mixed theatrical genre that resulted (Plate 14): while an acrobat leaps several feet above the tightrope, various actors from the Italian comedy gather below; Harlequin climbs the standard that supports the rope, one pretends to be able to catch a falling performer in his hat." | |||||
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Source | Master Drawings, Vol. 47, No. 2, 2009 (That issue's title: Eighteenth Century French Drawings), p. 160 | |||||
Author | Claude Gillot (1673-1722) | |||||
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