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Burchiello
14 Figure
01 1442/1 Ferrara/Sagramoro
02 1442/2 Ferrara/Kids
03 1449/1 Marcello letter
04 1450/1 Ferrara/Sagramoro
05 1450/2 Florence
06 1450/3 Sforza letter
07 1451/1 Ferrara/Sagramoro
08 1452/1 Malatesta/Sforza
09 1454/1 Ferrara/Sagramoro
10 1454/2 Ferrara/Sagramoro
11 1454/3 Ferrara/production
12 1454/4 Ferrara/production
13 1454/5 Ferrara/production
14 1456/1 Ferrara/Trotti
15 1456/2 Ferrara/Sagramoro
16 1457/1 Ferrara/70 cards
17 1457/2 Ferrara/Vicenza
18 1458/1 Ferrara/Vicenza
19 1459/1 Ferrara/production
20 1459/2 Bologna
21 1460/1 Ferrara/Vicenza
22 1460/2 Ferrara/Vicenza
23 1460/3 Ferrara/Vicenza
24 1460/4 Ferrara/Vicenza
25 1460/5 Ferrara/Vicenza
26 1461/1 Ferrara/Vicenza
27 1463/1 Ferrara /Vicenza
28 Polismagna
Artist + Persons
References
in Context with Playing Cards (1441 - 1463)
Document A
| The words "Triomphi" and "minchiatar" appear in context in a poem around 1440 (unclear date). The meaning of this occurence is unclear (the passage was found by Raimondo Luberti). Burchiello was a poet and barber and in his shop artists and other great people of the time did meet, engaging themselves in poetry. His sonnets became rather popular. |
Around 1440 [appearance of "minchiatar" and "Triomphi" in Poem 31 from "Rime" of Burchiello]:Se tu volessi fare un buon minutotogli Aretini et Orvietani e Bessi e sarti mulattieri bugiardi e messi, e fa' che ciaschedun sie ben battuto; poi gli condisci con uno scrignuto e per sale vi trita entro votacessi, e per agresto minchiatar fra essi accioché sia di tutto ben compiuto. Spècchiati ne' Triomphi, el gran mescuglio d'arme, damor, di Bruti e di Catoni con femine e poeti in guazabuglio: questo fanno patire i maccheroni veghiando il verno, e meriggiando il luglio dormir pegli scriptoi i mocciconi. Dè parliàn de moscioni, quanta gratia ha il ciel donato loro, che trassinando merda si fan d'oro. | the translation isn't done yet |
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