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Nouveau Jeu Bruiant (sic) des Cris de Paris de ses Faubourgs et ses Environs - New Noisy Game of the Street Cries of Paris 
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primo autore: Basset 
secondo autore: Basset 
anno: 1808 
luogo: Francia-Parigi 
periodo: XIX secolo (1°/4) 
percorso: Percorso di 43 caselle numerate 
materiale: carta (paper) (papier) 
dimensioni: 685X900 
stampa: Acquaforte (taille-douce) (ecthing)  
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data acquisto:  
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numero caselle: 43 
categoria: Vita umana, attualità, lavoro e tempo libero 
tipo di gioco: Gioco di percorso  
editore: A Paris Chez Basset rue St.Jacques N°64 
stampatore: A Paris Chez Basset rue St.Jacques N°64 
proprietario: Collezione Rothschild 
autore delle foto: Waddesdon The Rothschild Collection (The National Trust) 
numero di catalogo: 1199 
descrizione: Gioco di 43 caselle numerate, spirale, antiorario, centripeto. Nel 1775 Crepy stampa il gioco "Le nouveau Jeu des Cris de Paris dédié aux Amateurs"; nel 1805 un altro gioco con analogo soggetto e con titolo "Nouveau Jeu des Cris de Paris dédié aux amateurs" viene stampato da Jean (44 caselle). Nel 1808 Basset stampa la terza versione con titolo "Nouveau Jeu Bruiant des Cris de Paris, de ses Faubourgs et ses Environs".
REGOLE: al centro.
CASELLE: con didascalia.

REFERENZA 1
(Baron De Vinck, pag. 42, n°92) 1808 Nouveau Jeu Bruiant des Cris de Paris de ses Faubourgs et Environs.
Sous le trait carré: A Paris chez Basset, rue St. Jacques, n°64. Déposé à la bibliothèque imperiale.
Quarante-trois cases, toutes consacrées aux crieurs des rues: la quarante-troisième represente le marchand d'aiguilles pour les femmes et les filles; aux quatre angles des scènes de guinguette et des décorations de fetes populaires. Le vin, à cette epoque, n'était pas moins cher qu'aujourd'hui, car le crieur colportait l'excellent vin de Bourgogne, qui rougit la trogne, à huit sous le litre. H. 0m,480. L. 0m,600.


REFERENZA 2
(D'Allemagne, pag. 225): "Nouveau Jeu Bruiant (sic) des Cris de Paris de ses Faubourgs et ses Environs. Paris, Basset (1808). Taille-douce, 44x56,5. Jeu à 44 cases sur les petits métiers parisiens. Dans les coins: scènes de bal et guinguettes."

REFERENZA 3
These two virtually identical sheets are the third, 43-space, version of a game originally issued by Crépy in 1775 under the title "Le nouveau jeu des cris de Paris dédié aux amateurs", the second being an analogous game of 44 spaces issued by Jean in 1805, with the title "Nouveau jeu des Cris de Paris dédié aux amateurs".
Each space illustrates one of the ‘town cries’ of Paris, beginning with the bill-sticker and ending with the itinerant vendor of needles for ladies and girls. D’Allemagne states that the illustrations are taken from a 16th-century set, now in the Bibliothèque de l’Arsenal. In a long section of his book [D’Allemagne 1950: 99-124], he gives an explanation of each of the cries, linking some to illustrations of similar subjects by Vernet. The game is of the goose type, but with the favourable (doubling) spaces on 7,14,21 etc. The hazard spaces are not reminiscent of those of Goose: they involve paying tokens to the other players and/or missing turns.
(Plock, Phillippa - Seville Adrian)

REFERENZA 4
"New Noisy Game of the Street Cries of Paris (Nouveau Jeu Bruiant des Cris de Paris de ses Faubourgs et ses Environs)", c. 1808; published by Paul André Basset (active 1785-1815), Paris, etching and engraving on paper, hand-coloured in watercolour and bodycolour. Waddesdon Manor, The Rothschild Collection (Rothschild Family Trust).
This popular game draws on an iconographical tradition, which was shared throughout Europe for over 300 years. ‘Cries’ were sung by street traders in order to advertise and sell their wares from the Middle Ages up to the First World War. Representations of these merchants and their street cries were common in prints, drawings, paintings, poetry, literature and theatre. The images capture an aspect of urban living, and reflect the ancient connection between work and song. The game starts with the poster-seller and ends with the loudest of the criers, a seller of women's hair decorations. The cries of the different street sellers would have been familiar to players and may even have been sung aloud as part of the game.
(Jacobs Rachel)

Exhibitions
- "Playing, Learning, Flirting: Printed Board Games from 18th-Century France". Catalogue exhibition of French eighteenth-century Board Games, 28 March – 28 October 2012, Waddesdon Manor, The Rothschild Collection (Rothschild Family Trust). Rachel Jacobs, Curator.

bibliografia: 1) VINCK, Eugène, Baron de: "Iconographie du Noble Jeu de l’Oye". Catalogue descriptif et raisonné de la Collection de Jeux formé par le Baron de Vinck". 126 Jeux du XVIIIe au débùt du XIXe siècle. FR. J. Olivier Libraire, 11 Rue des Paroissiens, Bruxelles, pag. 42, 1886.
2) GRAND-CARTERET, John: "Les jeux d'oie". In: "Vieux papiers, vieilles images. Cartons d’un Collectionneur", Le Vasseur&C.ie Parigi (pp. 257-276), 1896.
3) ALLEMAGNE, Henry-René D’: "Le noble jeu de l’oie en France, de 1640 à 1950", Ed. Grund, Parigi 1950.
4) NEGRI, Ilio - VERCELLONI, Virgilio: "I giochi di dadi d'azzardo e di passatempo dei gentiluomini e dei pirati". Introduzione di Caterina Santoro, Lerici Milano 1958.
5) MASCHERONI, Silvia - TINTI, Bianca: “Il gioco dell’oca: un libro da leggere, da guardare, da giocare”, Ed. Bompiani, Milano 1981.
6) MILANO, Alberto: "Imagerie Parisienne. Basset, tra XVIII e XIX secolo". "Charta" Anno 17 n.100, novembre-dicembre 2008.
7) PLOCK, Phillippa - SEVILLE, Adrian: "The Rothschild Collection of printed board games at Waddesdon Manor", in XIIIth Board Game Studies Colloquium, Paris, 14-17 April 2010.
8) JACOBS, Rachel: "Playing, Learning, Flirting: Printed Board Games from 18th-Century France". Catalogue exhibition of French eighteenth-century Board Games, 28 March – 28 October 2012, Waddesdon Manor, The Rothschild Collection (Rothschild Family Trust). Rachel Jacobs, Curator.
 
  Imagerie Parisienne Basset, tra XVIII e XIX secolo (Alberto Milano)
 
 
   
  Accession N°2669.2.24 Waddesdon-The Rothschild Collection
 

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