Difference between revisions of "Light as Spectacle (Q30680)"
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Revision as of 12:46, 26 April 2023
Illuminating, decorative and mobile
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Light as Spectacle
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Illuminating, decorative and mobile
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C.03
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Lighting (English)
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In the Italian Renaissance courts, light was central. Feasts and festivals were illuminated with torches, candles, and displays of fireworks. The temporary indoor theatres too were lit, not just for visibility, but for the pleasure of light. (English)
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