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Angelo Carasale

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recounts the commonly repeated, yet likely apocryphal, tale that the king was so taken by the beauty of the theatre that he personally presented Carasale to the public for applause, remarking that the only thing lacking from the new theater was a private passageway for royalty from the adjacent
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theatre, in order that it might be converted into a church. He also worked on the interiors of a number of Neapolitan churches. Apparently, Carasale was imprisoned in the fortress of Sant'Elmo on charges of embezzling funds meant for the San Carlo house. Some sources says that he "died in
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Earlier, Carasale had been the architect given the task of redesigning San Carlo's predecessor, the small
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He held the primary responsibility for designing the elaborate furnishings of the
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of the San Carlo opera house for the first four years of its existence.
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Index

Naples
Teatro di San Carlo
Alexandre Dumas
Royal Palace
Achille in Sciro
Domenico Sarro
impresario
San Bartolomeo
Guido Pannain
Caserta: The Italian Versailles
Dumas, Alexandre
Categories
1742 deaths
18th-century Italian architects
Architects from Naples

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