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Guardi
- September 7, 2019
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- Category: Venice and Paris
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The artist Francesco Guardi (1712 to 1793) was one of Casanova’s Venetian contemporaries who recorded the world of what was at the time amongst the most diverse, exciting and sophisticated cities in the world. Casanova’s brother himself was a celebrated painter and knew Guardi. Anne Hanley writes a very accessible and informative article on his -
The prologue
- August 31, 2019
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- Category: Behind the Scenes
The original version of ‘Casanova in Paris’ never included a prologue but for several reasons we decided to create one, even though that meant beginning the novel with quite a lot of text which for some readers of graphic novels might be a bit off-putting. It fleshes out his character and establishes his turbulent -
Role playing
- August 24, 2019
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- Category: Character Focus
Frequently in ‘Casanova in Paris’ we explore the idea of role-playing. Sometimes this is overt and sometimes it is more subtle. It is, of course, a natural fit with a story that contains spying at its heart but it does touch on a phenomenon which is much broader than that and which everybody will
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