One of the most well-known clowns who appear as servants or attendants in the Commedia dell'arte. It is said that the name is derived from Herlequin, a mischievous devil who appears in medieval French tales. Zan Ganassa, also known as Alberto Nazelli (c. 1540-1584), a comedian, gave the name Arlequin to Zanni, the prototype of the Commedia dell'arte clown, during a tour of France. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
コメディア・デラルテの中で下僕・従者として登場する代表的な道化役の一人。中世フランスの説話に現れるいたずら悪魔エルルカンHerlequin,エルカンHellequinがその語源であるといわれている。ザン・ガナッサ,またの名をアルベルト・ナゼッリ(1540ころ‐84)という喜劇役者が,フランス巡業のおり,コメディア・デラルテの道化役の祖型であるザンニZanniにアルルカンArlequinの名を与えた。
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