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scenography
Scenography relates to the study and practice of performance design.〔Walker, John (1992) ("Scenography" ). ''Glossary of Art, Architecture & Design since 1945'', 3rd. ed.〕
==History==
In what is not the first use of the term, Antonio Caimi in 1862, describes a category of artists practising ''pittura scenica e l'architettura teatrale'', inspired by the artists Ferdinando Galli-Bibiena, who was also known as a painter quadratura or architectural painting (usually trompe-l'œil depictions of architecture on ceilings or walls). Caimi also calls this ''Arte scenografica'', and notes that it required ingenious engineering to create movable sets, or create illusions of environments. The Galli da Bibiena family was a pedigree of scenographic artistry that emerged in late seventeenth century Bologna, but spread throughout Northern Italy, to Austria and Germany. Another large family known for theatrical scenography were members of the Quaglio surname.
Caimi goes on to mention practitioners of scenography in the second half of the 18th century and early 19th century in Lombardy, included: Bernardino Galliari, Gaspare Galliari, Pasquale Canna, Pietro Gonzaga, Paolo Landriani, Giovanni Perego, Alessandro Sanquirico, Bomenico Menozzi, Carlo Fontana, Baldassare Cavallotti, Carlo Ferrari, Filippo Peroni, Carlo Ferrario, Enrico Rovecchi, Angelo Moja, Luigi Vimercati, and the brothers Mofta of Modena among others. A review of the history of Italian-influenced scenic painting, architecture, and design up to the nineteenth century was provided by Landriani.
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