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Venetian Mask La Giullare Narr Wall Decoration Carnival Venice Masquerade 20434

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Masquerade
*La Giullare - the fool*

This is just one of the 11 collectibles
from the Veronese collection

Since its creation in the 12th century In the 19th century, becoming unrecognizable by wearing a mask is characteristic of the Venetian carnival. In class-conscious Venice, the festival developed into a social satire in which origin briefly played no role. The mask makers, the Mascherari, had their own guild. The citizens of Venice were allowed to spend almost three months of the year, from the feast of St. Stephen on the 26th. December until the last day of carnival, wear a mask.

Dimensions: H/W approx. 33x15cm
Weight: approx. 600 gr.
Material: artificial stone - bronzed & colored

Slight color deviations from the original are possible due to the incidence of light when taking photos.

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International buyers NOT FROM EU COUNTRIES OR THE USA:
Please check with your country's customs office to determine whether there are additional costs, e.g. B. Import duties apply. These are not included in the item price.
Please check with your country's customs office to determine whether there are additional costs, e.g. B. Import duties apply. These are not included in the item price. Since its creation in the 12th century In the 19th century, becoming unrecognizable by wearing a mask is characteristic of the Venetian carnival. In class-conscious Venice, the festival developed into a social satire in which origin briefly played no role. The mask makers, the Mascherari, had their own guild. The citizens of Venice were allowed to spend almost three months of the year, from the feast of St. Stephen on the 26th. December until the last day of carnival, wear a mask. Please check with your country's customs office to determine whether there are additional costs, e.g. B. Import duties apply. These are not includ