Commedia dell'Arte at the Court of Louis XIV: A Soft Sculpture Representation

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Commedia dell'Arte is a theatrical form characterized by masked types and improvisation, which flourished in Italy during the 16th century and later gained popularity at the French court, particularly during the reign of Louis XIV. This book explores the intricate relationship between this art form and court life, using soft sculpture as a medium to visualize and interpret these historical performances. It likely contains photographs and illustrations of the sculptures, along with analysis and commentary about the cultural significance of Commedia dell'Arte in that era.