Au couple admirable, Cagliostro. Fan circa 1786 or 1791
Au couple admirable, Cagliostro. Fan circa 1786 or 1791
Wooden fan, the paper leaf is printed and painted with Joseph Balsamo called Comte de Cagliostro and his wife Séraphine Feliciani.
Condition : some tears
Size : 26,5 cm
Giuseppe Balsamo (1743-1795), known under several identities, the most famous of which is that of the Count of Cagliostro, is a colorful character, leading a life of international adventure with his wife. He calls himself a magus and offers his "para-masonic sciences" and thaumaturgical remedies to the European society . Several times incarcerated for fraud and heresy, he died in 1795, one year after his wife, in the prison of the fortress of San Leo in Italy.
Condition : some tears
Size : 26,5 cm
Giuseppe Balsamo (1743-1795), known under several identities, the most famous of which is that of the Count of Cagliostro, is a colorful character, leading a life of international adventure with his wife. He calls himself a magus and offers his "para-masonic sciences" and thaumaturgical remedies to the European society . Several times incarcerated for fraud and heresy, he died in 1795, one year after his wife, in the prison of the fortress of San Leo in Italy.
