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English: Lodovico Ottavio Burnacini: Carnival wagon with figures of the Commedia dell'arte: Two Arlecchinos, Scaramuccia, Brighella, Pulcinella and Capitano. End of the 17th c. 33,5 cm x 43,7 cm. Vienna, Theatermuseum.
Deutsch: Lodovico Ottavio Burnacini: Faschingswagen mit Figuren der Commedia dell'arte: Zwei Harlekine, Scaramuccia, Brighella, Pulcinella und Capitano. Ende des 17. Jh. 33,5 cm x 43,7 cm. Wien, Theatermuseum.
Italiano: Lodovico Ottavio Burnacini: Carro di carnevale con figure della Commedia dell'Arte: due Arlecchini, Scaramuccia, Brighella, Pulcinella e Capitano. Fine del sec. XVII. 33,5 cm x 43,7 cm. Vienna, Theatermuseum.
Date Late 17th century
Source Rudi Risatti (Hrsg.): Groteske Komödie in den Zeichnungen von Lodovico Ottavio Burnacini (1636-1707). Hollitzer, Wien 2019.
Author KHM-Museumsverband, Theatermuseum

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