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Houdar de la Motte

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  • Watteau, Antoine: Mezzetin
    Antoine Watteau
    / Watteau’s Cythera.

    
by an opĂ©ra ballet of Houdar de la Motte, La VĂ©nitienne (1705), in which the invitation to the island of love includes not only the pilgrims of Cythera but also the stock characters of the commedia dell’arte—that is, both of the great themes that Watteau pursued all his life.

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by an opĂ©ra ballet of Houdar de la Motte, La VĂ©nitienne (1705), in which the invitation to the island of love includes not only the pilgrims of Cythera but also the stock characters of the commedia dell’arte—that is, both of the great themes that Watteau pursued all his life.

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