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Ragazzi e ragazze di Cordova nel ballo La vedova nel giorno delle nozze

Title
Ragazzi e ragazze di Cordova nel ballo La vedova nel giorno delle nozze [graphic] / Lit. Ricordi.
Publication
Firenze : Presso Ricordi ; Milano : Presso Giov. Ricordi, [183-?]

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Litografia Ricordi. ltg
Description
1 print : lithograph, color; 26 x 18 cm.
Summary
Costume designs? for boys and girls of Córdoba (shown on two figures) in Luigi Henry's ballo pantomimico La vedova nel giorno delle nozze.
Subjects
Genre/Form
  • Costume design drawings.
  • Lithographs.
Note
  • Caption title.
  • Labeled "N149" at upper right and "N844" below center.
Source (note)
  • Edwin Binney 3rd.
Biography (note)
  • La vedova nel giorno delle nozze, roughly translated as The widow on her wedding day (choreography and scenario, Luigi Henry; scenery, Alessandro Sanquirico) was presented at the Teatro Carcano, Milan, ca. 1830. Set in the Spanish city of Córdoba, its characters included, despite its folksy-sounding title, the royal personages Ferdinand V and Isabella, perhaps best known to Americans as the patrons of Christopher Columbus.
Call Number
*MGZFX Anon Ved 1
OCLC
825056293
Title
Ragazzi e ragazze di Cordova nel ballo La vedova nel giorno delle nozze [graphic] / Lit. Ricordi.
Imprint
Firenze : Presso Ricordi ; Milano : Presso Giov. Ricordi, [183-?]
Biography
La vedova nel giorno delle nozze, roughly translated as The widow on her wedding day (choreography and scenario, Luigi Henry; scenery, Alessandro Sanquirico) was presented at the Teatro Carcano, Milan, ca. 1830. Set in the Spanish city of Córdoba, its characters included, despite its folksy-sounding title, the royal personages Ferdinand V and Isabella, perhaps best known to Americans as the patrons of Christopher Columbus.
Local Note
Cataloging funds provided by Friends of Jerome Robbins Dance Division.
Source
Gift; Edwin Binney 3rd.
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Added Author
Litografia Ricordi. Lithographer
Binney, Edwin, 1925-1986. Donor
Research Call Number
*MGZFX Anon Ved 1
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