The Triclinium, from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne by Jules Ferrario, c.1820

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"The Triclinium, from Le Costume Ancien et Moderne" is a notable illustration by the Italian artist and stage designer Alessandro Sanquirico, created around 1820. This work is part of a larger collection featured in "Le Costume Ancien et Moderne," a comprehensive study on historical dress and customs written by the Italian author Giulio Ferrario. Sanquirico, renowned for his elaborate set designs for La Scala opera house in Milan, brought his theatrical sensibility and attention to detail to the illustrations he contributed to Ferrario's work.

The term "triclinium" refers to the formal dining room in a Roman house, and Sanquirico's illustration captures the essence of such a space with its depiction of the room's layout, furniture, and the social customs associated with dining in ancient Rome. His work is characterized by its meticulous representation of period details, which not only served as an artistic expression but also as an educational tool for those interested in the historical aspects of costume and lifestyle.

Sanquirico's contributions to "Le Costume Ancien et Moderne" are considered significant for their historical accuracy and artistic quality, reflecting the early 19th-century European interest in classical antiquity and the Romantic fascination with historical reenactment. The Triclinium illustration, in particular, is valued for its insight into the domestic life of ancient Rome and serves as a visual document of the era's understanding of Roman culture.

The illustration is a testament to the collaboration between Ferrario and Sanquirico, where Ferrario's scholarly text was complemented by Sanquirico's vivid visual interpretations. Together, their work provides a rich historical record and a valuable resource for historians, costume designers, and enthusiasts of cultural history.

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