#Goldoni

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La Locandiera (The Mistress of the Inn) - Goldoni

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Nerissimo

RIDOLFO: Tutti cercan di fare quello che fanno gli altri. Una volta correva l'acquavite, adesso è in voga il caffè.

C. Goldoni, La bottega del caffè [1750]. Scaricabile da LiberLiber.

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PRIMA PAGINA Il Piccolo di Oggi lunedì, 03 febbraio 2025

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Il "Minchione" di Ivan Pozzoni: Ironia letteraria e riflessione culturale. Un viaggio ironico nella letteratura italiana. Recensione di Alessandria today

Ivan Pozzoni, con il suo componimento "Il Minchione", ci conduce in un'ironica e dissacrante analisi della letteratura italiana, mettendo in evidenza i paradossi e le assurdità di certi approcci critici.

Ivan Pozzoni, con il suo componimento “Il Minchione”, ci conduce in un’ironica e dissacrante analisi della letteratura italiana, mettendo in evidenza i paradossi e le assurdità di certi approcci critici. Utilizzando un linguaggio diretto e provocatorio, l’autore decostruisce con brillante sarcasmo alcuni “binomi” emblematici che uniscono celebri autori della tradizione letteraria a questo…

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"Classica con gusto", domani appuntamento straordinario con Maria Luigia Borsi e Florence Cello Ensemble

"Classica con gusto", domani appuntamento straordinario con Maria Luigia Borsi

Livorno, 04 aprile 2023 – Un appuntamento straordinario ed un omaggio a tutto il pubblico che sempre più numeroso segue la programmazione e proposta di musica classica della Fondazione Teatro Goldoni con il prezioso apporto e collaborazione di soggetti terzi come Opera Music Management per la Sinfonica e Menicagli Pianoforti ed il Maestro Carlo Palese per la Musica da camera: insieme a loro,…

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Italian literature tournament - Second round.

Propaganda in support of the authors is accepted, you can write it both in the tag if reblog the poll (explaining maybe that is propaganda and you want to see posted) or in the comments. Every few days it will be recollected and posted here under the cut.

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Glamtober Day 9 - Melee 🗡️

Weapon: Deepgold War Scythe Head: The Emperor's New Hat Body: High Steel Mail of Maiming Hands: Metian Gauntlets Legs: Metian Chausses Feet: Metian Sollerets Earrings: The Emperor's New Earrings Necklace: The Emperor's New Necklace Bracelet: The Emperor's New Bracelet Rings: The Emperor's New Ring

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i bet the iwtv writers thought they were real funny for slipping a random 0.5 seconds sartre cameo. and you know what they were right as soon as the actor appeared i was like

and the fact that it’s implied he was buddy with armand… hilarious tbh

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The Italian Job, Mexican lobby card. Mexican theatrical release 1970

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Theatre of Death (1967)

AKA Blood Fiend

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Sunglasses made of Murano glass, 18th-century AD, Venice, Italy.

Goldoni-type sunglasses with Mocenigo Coat of Arms.

Vascellari Collection (Italy) on display at The Murano Glass Museum.

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Long before the rest of the world would discover the danger of ultra-violet rays in 1870, Venetian opticians were 120 years ahead of the curve.

The green colour of the lenses, conjured by the island's glassmakers in the bright hues of grass green, sea green and emerald green, wasn't simply a fashion statement but had a key functional role.

It has been later discovered that this colour serves as a powerful filter for UV rays, which are damaging to eye and skin health.

Thanks to Murano Glass, it became a true innovative jewel.

These emerald-colored sunglasses protected the eyes of the nobility and Commanders da Mar (of the sea) from the harmful glare of reflected light as they navigated the waters that surrounded them.

These sunglasses soon became widespread among Venetian high society.

One was almost certainly owned and used by Doge Alvise IV Giovanni Mocenigo (19 May 1701 - 31 December 1778), who was the leader of Venice from 1763 AD until his death on New Year's Eve, 31 December 1778 AD.

No one knows for sure why they were called "Goldoni" glasses, but it is assumed this was due to Carlo Goldoni (25 February 1707 – 6 February 1793), the famous Venetian playwright and librettist from the Republic of Venice.

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Il marito pentito

[...] se facessi a modo di mia moglie, le faccende di casa mia andrebbero meglio. Bisognerà poi risolversi, e metter giudizio.

C. Goldoni, La bottega del caffè [1750]. Scaricabile da LiberLiber.

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PRIMA PAGINA Il Piccolo di Oggi lunedì, 03 febbraio 2025

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Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974) Martin Scorsese

June 8th 2023

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it really suits her <3