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Histoire (L') Romaine depuis Constantin jusqu'à Charles-Magne - Game of Roman History From Constantine to Charlemagne

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	primo autore:	Le Maitre
	secondo autore:	Crepy
	anno:	1773
	luogo:	Francia-Parigi
	periodo:	XVIII secolo (3°/4)
	percorso:	Percorso di 53 caselle numerate
	materiale:	carta (paper) (papier)
	dimensioni:	685X900 (512X717)
	stampa:	Acquaforte (taille-douce) (engraving)
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	numero caselle:	53
	categoria:	Storia antica e contemporanea
	tipo di gioco:	Gioco di percorso
	editore:	Crepy
	stampatore:	Crepy, rue St.Jacques, Paris
	proprietario:	Collezione Rothschild
	autore delle foto:	Waddesdon The Rothschild Collection (The National Trust)
	numero di catalogo:	1177
	descrizione:	Gioco di 53 caselle numerate, spirale (rettangolare), antiorario, centripeto. Nelle caselle la storia di Roma da Costantino a Carlo Magno. REGOLE: al centro. CASELLE: con didascalia. REFERENZA 1 (D'Allemagne, pag. 213): "L' Histoire Romaine depuis Constantin Jusqu'a Charles-Magne (sic), jeu pour l'instruction de la jeunesse par le S.r le Maitre, professeur d'Histoire et de Géographie &ct. Paris Crépy (v.1773). Taille-douce, 50,5x71. Jeu à 53 cases à légendes." REFERENZA 2 (Baron De Vinck, pag. 27, n°53) 1773: L' Histoire Romaine depuis Constantin Jusqu'à Charlemagne , reduite en jeu pour l'instruction de la jeunesse par le S.r le Maitre, professeur d'Histoire et de Géographie. A Paris chez Crepy, rue St. Jacques, proche la rue de la Parcheminerie, à St. Pierre. Sous le trait carré: Avec privilège du Roi. Cinquante-trois cases dont quelques-unes ornementées de jolis attributs. H. 0m,525. L. 0m,730. REFERENZA 2 This game of 53 spaces is from a series of educational games [the others, not in the Waddesdon collection, are Universal History; and Roman History from the Foundation of Rome until Constantine] designed by Seigneur Le Maître, who is noted in the centre of the game as being ‘Professor of History, Geography etc’. Each space describes a person of significance in the history of Rome, beginning with Constantine and ending at the winning space with Charlemagne. Some of the spaces are ornamented with an emblem. The instructions to be obeyed at each space are listed by number in the centre of the game, in an admirably clear table. They include instructions to pay to the pool, to receive, to wait, or to move to another space: however, there is no doubling of the throw on the model of Goose. Some moral judgments illuminate the choice of instruction: for example, at space 10 (Valentinian III) one must pay because of the decadence of the Empire. (Plock, Phillippa - Seville Adrian) Exhibitions - "Playing, Learning, Flirting: Printed Board Games from 18th-Century France". Catalogue exhibition of French eighteenth-century Board Games, 28 March – 28 October 2012, Waddesdon Manor, The Rothschild Collection (Rothschild Family Trust). Rachel Jacobs, Curator.
	bibliografia:	1) CREPY, Jean Baptiste: “Estampes pour servir à la Récréation de l'Esprit sous la forme du Jeu Royal de l'Oye Renouvelé des Grecs. Pour l'Education des Jeunes Gens de l'un & de l'autre Sexe”. Lesquelles se trouvent à Paris chez Crepy, Rue S.t Jacques à S.t Pierre près la Rue de de la Parcheminerie. A. P. D. R. Paris, 1780ca (contiene 26 giochi rilegati). 2) VINCK, Eugène, Baron de: "Iconographie du Noble Jeu de l’Oye". Catalogue descriptif et raisonné de la Collection de Jeux formé par le Baron de Vinck". 126 Jeux du XVIIIe au débùt du XIXe siècle. FR. J. Olivier Libraire, 11 Rue des Paroissiens, Bruxelles, pag. 27, 1886. 3) ALLEMAGNE, Henry-Renè D': "Le noble jeu de l’oie en France de 1640 à 1950". Ed. Grund, Parigi 1950. 4) NEGRI, Ilio - VERCELLONI, Virgilio: "I giochi di dadi d'azzardo e di passatempo dei gentiluomini e dei pirati". Introduzione di Caterina Santoro, Lerici Milano 1958. 5) PLOCK, Phillippa - SEVILLE, Adrian:"The Rothschild Collection of printed board games at Waddesdon Manor", in XIIIth Board Game Studies Colloquium, Paris, 14-17 April 2010. 6) JACOBS, Rachel: "Playing, Learning, Flirting: Printed Board Games from 18th-Century France". Catalogue exhibition of French eighteenth-century Board Games, 28 March – 28 October 2012, Waddesdon Manor, The Rothschild Collection (Rothschild Family Trust). Rachel Jacobs, Curator.
		Accession N°2669.1.23 Waddesdon-The Rothschild Collection
		Accession N°2669.1.23 Waddesdon-The Rothschild Collection (The National Trust). Object title: "Game of Roman History From Constantine to Charlemagne". Original Language Title: (L' Histoire Romaine depuis Constantin Jusqu'à Charles-Magne) Object type: board games; etchings/intaglio prints/prints. Primary Maker: Le Maître; French; active Circa 1773. Primary Maker Role: Designer. Secondary Maker: Jean-Baptiste Crépy (French, d.1796). Secondary Maker Role: Publisher. Medium: etching and engraving on paper. Dimensions: mm.685 x 900 (mount size). Media Materials: laid paper/paper (fiber product)/materials; printing ink/ink/coating (material)/materials; cardboard/pasteboard/paper (fiber product)/materials. Physical Description; single sheet mounted on cardboard, image size: 512 x 717 (sheet trimmed to or within plate mark). Primary Production Technique; engraving (printing process); etching (printing process). Primary Prod Date; 1773 {nd}. Primary Prod Date Notes: Dated by D'Allemagne. Place of Production: Paris/France. Language Keywords: French. Brief Description: Printed board game of Roman history from Constantine to Charlemagne. The game is divided into 53 squares arranged in a rectangle. The rules appear in a rectangular reserve in the centre. Many of the squares have decorative cartouches inside them; some have trophies of armour and weapons; a few have landscape vignettes. The image is etched and the text is engraved. Signature Date description: XXX Signature Marks Y N display: XXX Signature Marks Type Y N display: No inscriptions. Signature Marks Notes Y N display: XXX Location of Publisher’s Premises: rue Saint-Jacques, Paris. Location of Publisher’s Premises Notes: XXX Curatorial Commentary: D'Allemagne notes that the game was designed by Le Maître, professor of History and Geography for education of young people. Research Keywords: Classicism & the Antique; Imperialism; Rococo. Genre: Landscape. Subject People name only: Emperor Constantine I; The Great; b.0272, d.0337; Charlemagne; b.0742, d.0814; Subject Role: Named in text. Subject Category: History/Historical Subject; Work & Occupations/Governance & Public Administration/Monarchs Objects/Armour & Weaponry; Nature, Landscape & The Elements/Countryside; Subject Place: Paris/France; Subject Event: XXX Subject Date: XXX Documentation with notes: Henry R. D'Allemagne, "Le Noble Jeu de l'Oie", Paris, 1950, (p. 213), discusses another copy of the game Related Literature: XXX Related Literature Notes: XXX External File Notes: XXX Cataloguer: Phillippa Plock

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