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Sicilian cart 6 sent on February 06, 2018 (0:20) by Sergio Bartolomeo. 4 comments, 1083 views.

at 53mm, 1/20 f/2.8, ISO 2000, hand held.

Il carretto è composto dal fonnu di càscia, cioè il pianale di carico prolungato anteriormente e posteriormente da due tavulàzzi, sul quale sono montati parallelamente due masciddàri (dal siciliano mascidda, "mascella") ovvero le sponde fisse del carretto, e un puttèddu (portello posteriore) removibile per agevolare le operazioni di carico e scarico. Ogni masciddaru è suddiviso equamente in due scacchi (i riquadri in cui vengono dipinte le scene), nel putteddu invece vi è uno scacco centrale fra due scacchi più piccoli.I scacchi sono divisi da un segmento verticale che congiunge i pannelli al fonnu di cascia: 6 in legno chiamati barrùni equamente divisi fra masciddari e putteddu, due in metallo denominati centuni presenti solo sui masciddari. Questa sezione "contenitiva" sormonta il gruppo portante del carretto chiamato traìno, il quale comprende le aste e la cascia di fusu, a sua volta costituita da una sezione di legno intagliato sormontata da un arabesco di metallo. Nei carretti alla patrunàli meno pregiati, la preziosa cascia di fusu viene sostituita dalle balestre. Fra le aste sotto i tavulazzi vengono montate due parti in legno chiamate chiavi, una anteriore ed una posteriore. La prima altro non è che una semplice barra ricurva, la seconda invece consiste in un bassorilievo intagliato rappresentante una scena, solitamente cavalleresca, che può assumere diversi gradi di pregevolezza. (fonte Wikipedia)

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Rinaldo1005

sent on March 17, 2018 (17:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Also this beautiful, these Sicilian stories perhaps because of my name :-D I like them a lot.
Beautiful historical representations that many today want to forget

Mauro Monesi

sent on March 17, 2018 (18:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Wonderful image and story
Congratulations Sergio
A greeting
Mauro ;-) :-P

Sergio Bartolomeo

sent on March 18, 2018 (1:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

True, Rinaldo, I had not considered that you are heavily involved by your name in these Sicilian stories.
Stories that, unfortunately, today are rather neglected. Some "pupari", some artisans who try to pass on certain trades, resist it, but they do it in the name of respect for traditions, often only for folklore, tourism, but certain objects, once they were above all work tools, therefore widespread and treated as objects which were part of the daily life of many people.
Thank you for your appreciation of this shot.
Hello
Sergio

Sergio Bartolomeo

sent on March 18, 2018 (1:02) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks Mauro.
Glad to have stimulated your interest in these skilled crafts that have involved me a lot.
Hello
Sergio

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