Caravanne du sultan ala Mecque

"Caravanne du sultan ala Mecque" describes a Turkish masquerade given in Rome by the members of the Académie de France and their friends during the Carnival of 1748. Dedicated to Jean Francois de Troy, this work offers a glimpse into the artistic and cultural exchanges of the 18th century. Joseph-Marie Vien's involvement highlights the significance of the event within the artistic circles of the time. This historical account captures the spectacle and pageantry of the era, providing valuable insight into the interactions between European and Ottoman cultures. A fascinating document of a unique cultural event.
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