Manon ballet by Jean-Marc Nattier
My favorite picture because it sums up his own engineering and The grace of the eighteenth century French. It is the Manon Balletti . Who was this young person?
But before we come to it, remember who was the great painter, author of the work.
Jean-Marc Nattier , born March 17, 1685 in Paris, where he died November 7, 1766, is a French painter. Official portrait of the Orleans family then the court of Louis XV in 1748, he painted all the significant figures of his time, among them Marshal de Saxe (Dresden Museum), the Empress Maria Theresa ( Museum of Brussels) Queen Marie Leszczynska, ladies and Henriette Adelaide, King's daughters, who figured the salon of 1758 and are Museum of Versailles and the Dauphin, the Dauphine, Mademoiselle de Beaujolais, the Chartres, Clermont, etc..
go back a little later, parents of the beautiful Manon.
1715.
In Paris, the advent of the Regent, and soon the awakening of pleasure. At the Hotel de Bourgogne, Parisians flock to cheer on the famous Comedie-Italienne in which Harlequin, Pantaloon, Lelio and Flaminia disclaim all variations of love and effrontery. A young girl of fifteen, Silvia (ballet), the prima amorosa , will quickly make the conquest of Paris. Her charm, her grace, her "je ne sais quoi" a hundred times more disturbing that beauty will save at his feet Marivaux and his genius.
He gave them in exchange for his talent, the most beautiful confession, the nicest rejection, the most beautiful words of love ever written by an author for an actress, a woman (Game of the Love and Chance (1730) and The False Confessions (1737). The Surprises of Love, The Double Inconstancy)
The marriage of Silvia and Mario Balletti was fertile, they had several children, one daughter, the youngest, named Maria Maddalena. This will become known as Manon Balletti also a great actress and dancer, as famous as his mother, and very young, barely a teenager, she has a love affair with Casanova. adventurer during his stay in Paris is hosted by the Ballet and Manon knows little of her childhood. In 1757, when Manon was only 17 years and became a teenager charming and irresistible it ignites for her and they became engaged. Casanova, however, can not help but to travel and engage in new adventures. They stay in contact through correspondence and letters of Manon testify for some time to return a true passion. Then, Casanova seems to forget her engagement and Manon decides to break with him. Nevertheless, they remain friends, as Silvia and the family keep their friendship for Casanova also.
Show touching letter from Manon to her seducer.
http://www.bmlisieux.com/curiosa/balletti.htm
few readings to accompany this table: throughout the theater of Marivaux (Quintessa the spirit and comedy) and his novels: Life Marianne and The farmer reached. Finally Memoirs of Casanova, which is too often ignored is that one of our greatest French writers.
The three volumes of his memoirs published by Mouthpieces (Robert Laffont) lead us into the frenetic movement of gallantry throughout Europe, intriguing and delicious of the eighteenth century.
finish this sentence with Marivaux: does she not in table?
"The look in a young Woman is a charming performer who always takes care to say complacently that mouth dare pronounce "
My favorite picture because it sums up his own engineering and The grace of the eighteenth century French. It is the Manon Balletti . Who was this young person?
But before we come to it, remember who was the great painter, author of the work.
Jean-Marc Nattier , born March 17, 1685 in Paris, where he died November 7, 1766, is a French painter. Official portrait of the Orleans family then the court of Louis XV in 1748, he painted all the significant figures of his time, among them Marshal de Saxe (Dresden Museum), the Empress Maria Theresa ( Museum of Brussels) Queen Marie Leszczynska, ladies and Henriette Adelaide, King's daughters, who figured the salon of 1758 and are Museum of Versailles and the Dauphin, the Dauphine, Mademoiselle de Beaujolais, the Chartres, Clermont, etc..
go back a little later, parents of the beautiful Manon.
1715.
In Paris, the advent of the Regent, and soon the awakening of pleasure. At the Hotel de Bourgogne, Parisians flock to cheer on the famous Comedie-Italienne in which Harlequin, Pantaloon, Lelio and Flaminia disclaim all variations of love and effrontery. A young girl of fifteen, Silvia (ballet), the prima amorosa , will quickly make the conquest of Paris. Her charm, her grace, her "je ne sais quoi" a hundred times more disturbing that beauty will save at his feet Marivaux and his genius.
He gave them in exchange for his talent, the most beautiful confession, the nicest rejection, the most beautiful words of love ever written by an author for an actress, a woman (Game of the Love and Chance (1730) and The False Confessions (1737). The Surprises of Love, The Double Inconstancy)
The marriage of Silvia and Mario Balletti was fertile, they had several children, one daughter, the youngest, named Maria Maddalena. This will become known as Manon Balletti also a great actress and dancer, as famous as his mother, and very young, barely a teenager, she has a love affair with Casanova. adventurer during his stay in Paris is hosted by the Ballet and Manon knows little of her childhood. In 1757, when Manon was only 17 years and became a teenager charming and irresistible it ignites for her and they became engaged. Casanova, however, can not help but to travel and engage in new adventures. They stay in contact through correspondence and letters of Manon testify for some time to return a true passion. Then, Casanova seems to forget her engagement and Manon decides to break with him. Nevertheless, they remain friends, as Silvia and the family keep their friendship for Casanova also.
Show touching letter from Manon to her seducer.
http://www.bmlisieux.com/curiosa/balletti.htm
few readings to accompany this table: throughout the theater of Marivaux (Quintessa the spirit and comedy) and his novels: Life Marianne and The farmer reached. Finally Memoirs of Casanova, which is too often ignored is that one of our greatest French writers.
The three volumes of his memoirs published by Mouthpieces (Robert Laffont) lead us into the frenetic movement of gallantry throughout Europe, intriguing and delicious of the eighteenth century.
finish this sentence with Marivaux: does she not in table?
"The look in a young Woman is a charming performer who always takes care to say complacently that mouth dare pronounce "
0 comments:
Post a Comment