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On Maimone sent on December 02, 2012 (22:15) by Francosan69. 14 comments, 1830 views.

at 135mm, 1/80 f/5.6, ISO 100, hand held.

Il dio Maimoni era rappresentato da un uomo vestito di scuro, ricoperto di pelli, con la schiena carica di campanacci tenuti mediante una sorta di imbragatura fatta con una corda e con in mano uno spiedo. In faccia portava una maschera fatta di pelle ovina conciata oppure sa facciola, una maschera facciale di stoffa, che nel suo caso era ricoperta di lana ovina ed era spesso munito di corna di capra (un'ipostasi di Dioniso per l'appunto). Su Maimoni si aggirava per le vie del paese scuotendo i campanacci, avventandosi su chiunque e rotolandosi per terra come indemoniato (da molti questa maschera è ora considerata il diavolo); era seguito da un corteo di Stramaionis, due dei quali lo tenevano legato con delle corde. Gli Stramaionis erano vestiti di stracci scuri, avevano la faccia tinta di nero con un impasto di fuliggine e olio oppure nascosta da sa facciola; spesso portavano a tracolla una fune con alcuni campanacci, e in mano tenevano bastoni e maccioccas con le quali tentavano di domare il dio furente anche perquotendolo. Il termine Stramaioni è rimasto in paese anche come sinonimo di pazzo e straccione. Un'altra particolare figura che faceva parte del corteo di Giobia Lardaiolu era sa Grastula. Secondo Dolores Turchi è probabile che Grastula sia una corruzione di Crateide, nome con il quale Omero chiama le M?ire quando le riassume in un'unica figura Si trattava di un uomo vestito di scuro e mascherato da vedova con degli stracci. Aveva in viso sa facciola, anch'essa scura, e filava con fuso e conocchia in maniera maldestra, tentando di colpire le ragazze che incontrava per strada (è rimasto il detto "filas comenti una grastula"). Il corteo si fermava nelle case (ad eccezione di quelle colpite da un lutto recente)

21 persons like it: Airone-Ndb, Angelo Butera, Antonio Ennas, Babu, Diego49, Fabale, Famed, Francesco Iafelice, Gimo1974, Jarmila, Jerry Vacchieri, Luca Alessi, Michela Checchetto, Natale, Olivier Rentsch, Paolo Corona, Ric67, Rupi, Sanja, Simonefedi, Yaghoobi

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Angelo Butera

sent on December 02, 2012 (22:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Great Franco! very good cut detail this is the kind you most expresses, Hello! Andjelko

Francosan69

sent on December 02, 2012 (22:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thanks angel and an honor to read your comments and snap fresh fresh and I could not wait to share it with you
thank you so much for the changeover and the beautiful comment
a free greeting

Luca Alessi

sent on December 02, 2012 (22:51) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Bravissimo Franco I find a good picture, excellent Maf on the eyes. Quoto Angelo, this is the kind in which you express yourself very well, you see that you like.
And then in your part of the opportunities for this kind of shots out there, like the masks of this ancient tradition. Compliments
All the best, Luke

Francosan69

sent on December 02, 2012 (23:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Eila Luca is in effect and a kind of shots that I love above all these narrow cuts in order to focus all the attention on the subject without any disturbance that is not in the context in Sardinia we have more masks like these that are great to photograph: - P
Thank you always for your presence and your comment
a free greeting

user5266

sent on December 03, 2012 (19:16) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I wanted to tell you that with this kind you express yourself in the best ... now I'll just compliments.
Hello Alessandro

Francosan69

sent on December 03, 2012 (19:48) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

hello alessandro thank you so much compliments .. I hope to spread photographic experimentation
a free greeting

Lui_gi

sent on December 03, 2012 (20:28) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Good, good!

Francosan69

sent on December 03, 2012 (20:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

thank you thank you:-D:-D
a free greeting

Alessandro Bergamini

sent on December 03, 2012 (23:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I sincerely square format for this kind of shots do not like .. and I do not even like the subject centered! for the rest excellent meffa in focus and excellent choice for the subject! hello!

Francosan69

sent on December 04, 2012 (13:18) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

hello wings are d agree with you I also tried to cropare decentralizing the subject but there were elements that distracted attention from the character, however, I want to see the original and try again
I thank you for the visit and the comment ale
a free greeting

Francesco Iafelice

sent on December 04, 2012 (19:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

well with the traditions and individual masks, as we have already 'discussed-
if you have, you also enter a contextualization of the place, of a whole, in order to "get" more 'in the scene.
hello frank
nice shot ;-)

Francosan69

sent on December 04, 2012 (19:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

unfortunately I had some free time to do a search but I already had in mind to do
as soon as I can I will make a description of the mask
I thank you for your visit and arrangement of
a free greeting

Giancarlo Di Miceli

sent on January 19, 2014 (13:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

excellent shooting by definition picture and expressiveness, a thank you to all the interesting and esaudienti explanations that accompany your work, I had the pleasure of visiting your splenddida land and hope to return presto.Un greeting
Giancarlo

Francosan69

sent on January 21, 2014 (22:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

hello thank you so much giancarlo of the visit, I hope you come back to visit us in Sardinia and a land that is worth so many points of view

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