Truffaldino. Costume design for Goldoni's comedy "Servant of two masters" (1920) by Alexandre Benois

Step into the vibrant and whimsical world of 18th-century Venice with Alexandre Benois's iconic costume design for Truffaldino, the mischievous protagonist of Carlo Goldoni's beloved comedy, "Servant of Two Masters." This exquisite sketch, meticulously recreated on high-quality paper, captures the essence of Benois's artistic genius and the play's enduring legacy.

Benois's costume design for Truffaldino is a masterpiece of theatrical artistry. The vibrant colors, intricate patterns, and exaggerated details bring the character to life, creating an unforgettable visual spectacle. From the bold stripes of his jacket to the flamboyant hat adorned with feathers, every element is carefully orchestrated to convey Truffaldino's flamboyant and chaotic nature.

In Goldoni's play, Truffaldino is a cunning and resourceful servant who finds himself juggling the demands of two masters, leading to a series of hilarious misadventures. Benois's costume design perfectly captures the character's dual nature, with its contrasting colors and patterns reflecting the complexities of Truffaldino's double life.

Benois's costume design for Truffaldino has become an iconic representation of the character and the play itself. Its influence can be seen in countless productions of "Servant of Two Masters" worldwide, inspiring generations of costume designers and performers.

This museum-quality reproduction of Benois's costume design allows you to experience the artistry firsthand. Printed on high-quality paper, the sketch captures the vibrant colors and intricate details of the original. Frame it and display it in your home to add a touch of theatrical magic to your décor.