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Zanetta Farussi (27 August 1707 – 29 November 1776), known as La Buranella ("the woman of Burano"), was an Italian comedic actress. Her eldest son was the famous adventurer Giacomo Casanova. Biography Interior of the Teatro San Samuele, painted c. 1750. Born Maria Giovanna Farussi, her father, Girolamo, was
Zanetta Farussi, pseudonimo di Maria Giovanna Farussi o Farusso detta La Buranella (Venezia, 27 agosto 1707 – Dresda, 29 novembre 1776), è stata un'attrice teatrale italiana, madre di Giacomo Casanova
27 de ago. de 2017 · Venetian performer who gave birth to a legendary womaniser. Zanetta Farussi, the comedy actress who was the mother of the notorious adventurer, Casanova, was born on this day in 1707 in Venice. At the age of 17, Zanetta had married the actor Gaetano Casanova, who was 10 years older than her.
FARUSI, Zanetta in "Dizionario Biografico" - Treccani - Treccani. FARUSI (Farussi), Zanetta (Giovanna Maria) Roberta Ascarelli. Figlia unica di un calzolaio, Girolamo, e di sua moglie Marzia, nacque a Burano (Venezia) nell'estate del 1708 (secondo il Rasi nel 1709).
4 de jun. de 2023 · 4 junio, 2023. Giacomo era hijo de Gaetano Casanova y Zanetta Farussi, ambos actores. Cuando Gaetano pidió la mano de Zanetta, fue rechazado por los padres de la joven quienes ponían reparos por la diferencia etaria (Gaetano le llevaba 10 años) pero, sobre todo, porque consideraban que el oficio de actor era una profesión con poco futuro.
21 de jun. de 2019 · Giacomo Casanova’s Childhood. Even in the pleasure-capital of 18th century Venice, Casanova’s origins were less than blue-blooded. Not born to Venetian high-aristocracy or even respectable merchant class, he was born in April 1725 to two actors, Gaetano Casanova and Zanetta Farussi.
Zanetta Farussi – a small, fiery and unconventionally beautiful comedienne, according to contemporary critics – was a stage professional in an age when to be such implied, for a woman, a dual career. Though not all actresses were whores and courtesans, it was certainly assumed that women willing to subject themselves to voyeuristic regard ...
