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Tag Archives: Icosameron
Where Casanova Lives Now
After seeing the recent exhibit “Casanova: The Seduction of Europe,” and visiting Marco Leeflang, we got to wondering where are the portraits of Casanova? They were not displayed at the exhibit. Marco knew that Giuseppe Bignami owned one, but where … Continue reading
Posted in Casanova, Italian heritage, Venice
Tagged art, Bignami, Casanova, Casanovist, Francesco Casanova, Francesco Narice, Icosameron, italy, Jan Berka, Longhi, painting, portrait, travel, venezia, Venice, Venice history
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Conference Connections 2
In the last installment of this series, I told you about meeting author Laurence Bergreen as I arrived at the Casanova Conference in January. By the time I stuck on my name tag and dropped my bags in the back … Continue reading
Posted in Casanova, Venice, Writing
Tagged Cantina Do Spade, Carnevale, Casanova, history, History of my Life, Icosameron, seductive venice, venezia, Venice, walking guide, writing
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Shady Casanova
“Where can I read about Casanova’s controversies?” my friend Matthew asked me last week as we prepared to attend a class at Stanford University called “Shady Characters.” Matthew had told me about it and invited me to attend, with the … Continue reading
Posted in Casanova, Venice, Writing
Tagged bautta, Carnevale, Casanova, costumes, history, Icosameron, Jung, seductive venice, venezia, Venice, writing
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Action Man!
The prettily wrapped gift sat on my pillow when I walked into the bedroom. I called out, “What’s this on my pillow?!” so my partner RJ would hear me from the other room. He came in to watch me unwrap … Continue reading
Posted in Casanova
Tagged Abate Tosello, action figure, Casanova, gift, Icosameron, masks, Venice, volto
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Continuing with the Incest Theme….
If you’ve been following this blog or if you’ve read Seductive Venice, you know that I described Judith Summers’ theories that perhaps Casanova had a daughter with his possible half-sister Teresa Imer-Cornelys. Last week I came across more information on … Continue reading
Posted in Casanova, Venice
Tagged Casanova, Icosameron, incest, Judith Summers, seductive venice, Teresa Imer, Venice
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