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Telari

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Telari 

an element of set design in the Western European theater of the 16th and 17th centuries. Telari were rectangular three-sided prisms constructed of three frames covered with stretched canvas, on which houses, trees, and other scenery were painted. Placed along the sides and back of the stage, the telari created an illusion of depth. Their invention is ascribed to the Italian designer B. Buontalenti, who first used them in 1585.



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1) Corradi was in Venice attending to various business on behalf of Francesco II, including checking on the progress that was made by the master responsible for the "coloni che vano ai telari [Triumphs of Caesar] de messer Andrea," by Pietro Lombardo on the marbles for the "capella de la Madonna in Santo Piedro," and Gentile Bellini for "quello telaro che Vostra Signoria vora metere al palazo da Santo Sebastiano.
Manufacturing is supported by an Intecom Telari digital voice communications switch.
Other Unimax configuration management products provide support for Intecom's IBX, TELARI, and E PBX systems (IQ Admin(TM)) and Digital Sound VoiceServer(R), and Telident's STS E911 Systems (ShadowMAX(TM)).
 
 
 
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