This is famously not the only gathering to have been photographed in this precise set, from this precise (if not incurably nailed) perspective. It certainly has the virtue of removing one of the variables from our distraction, but the set is so inspired, so extravagant, and its lighting so sympathetic, it is hard to dismiss. One could see the whole of "Aïda" mounted there, and still feel Verdi overmatched by its radiance.
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This is famously not the only gathering to have been photographed in this precise set, from this precise (if not incurably nailed) perspective. It certainly has the virtue of removing one of the variables from our distraction, but the set is so inspired, so extravagant, and its lighting so sympathetic, it is hard to dismiss. One could see the whole of "Aïda" mounted there, and still feel Verdi overmatched by its radiance.
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