Gentiluomo (Cacciatore) Corista
Pipein Gamba · 1868-1954
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Gentiluomo (Cacciatore) Corista, Pipein Gamba (1910). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Pipein Gamba died in 1954; this work is in the public domain.
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A colored costume design for a male chorus character, a gentleman or hunter, shown standing in a green feathered cap, orange doublet with green patterned sleeves, white gloves, and a long sword. The lithographic cover for the opera Bianca Cappello by Ugo Fleres, music by A. Lozzi, is printed with the title, act and figure number 62, and the stage design credit to Pipein Gamba, dated 1910.
