Carnival in Venice Feoktistova Svetlana Ph-52 Teachers: Ivleva M. A., Kocheturova N. A. NSTU

Maintenance Carnival in Venice & etymology History of Carnival St. Mark's Square Masks

Carnival in Venice & etymology From the Latin “carnem levare” or “carnelevarium” – “Farewell, meat!”

History of Carnival Beginning of Carnival's tradition Started in 1162 First mention about mask in 1268 Dawn of Carnival 17 th century – the most famous in Europe 18 th century – cancelled all norms

History of Carnival Retirement and revival 1797 – Napoleon abolished Carnival 1970s – revival of Carnival‘s tradition Carnival today Festa delle Marie Seven Maries

St. Mark‘s Square Vollo dell‘ Angelo Centre of holiday

Masks Papier-mâché technique

Masks Bauta Moretta Larva or Volto

Masks Commedia dell'Arte characters

Sources Carnival of Venice

Carnival in Venice Feoktistova Svetlana Ph-52 Teachers: Ivleva M. A., Kocheturova N. A. NSTU