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Paying tribute to II Teatro La Fenice - the legendary opera house in Venice, Montegrappa, the most respected manufacturer of luxury writing instruments in Italy, has created a limited series of writing articles. The luxurious fountain pens and ballpoint pens represent both aesthetic details that highlight this magnificent hall and the history it is filled with.
Even the Italian name - for "the Phoenix" - has historical significance. It refers to the saga that includes three fires destroying La Fenice. On each occasion, the Venice community gathered to rebuild the opera, ensuring it would be a place fully worthy of the greatest. The first opera house in Venice - San Benedetto Theatre - was razed by fire in 1774. Construction began in June 1790, according to plans by Gianantonio Selva, and was completed in May 1792. It was at this moment that the opera was named "La Fenice," which, like the mythical Phoenix, rose from the ashes.
La Fenice quickly gained a reputation as the premier opera house, hosting major productions in the early 19th century, by composers such as Rossini, Donizetti, and other leading figures performed by the greatest voices in the world. Two hundred plasterers, artists, carpenters, and other craftsmen were employed to restore the atmosphere and style of the old theater, evoking the 19th century. The grand reopening took place on December 14, 2003, and was celebrated with concerts featuring Beethoven, Wagner, and Stravinsky. The first opera performed in the "new" La Fenice was "La Traviata" in 2004.
Just as the architects working on the old and authentic image of La Fenice, Montegrappa designed handcrafted pens made of cellulose and precious metals, inspired by chandeliers, columns, and beautiful Rococo filigrees that decorated every interior space. Although each pen in the series is inherently rare, engraved with an individual serial number to identify its origin, Montegrappa has provided a range of personalization options. The flat end of the cap can be removed and decorated with the owner's monogram, which can then be used as a wax seal to authenticate correspondence. Additionally, a small amount of wax has been matched to the color of the cellulose. The fountain pen comes in a box - Teatro La Fenice Sterling Montegrappa.
Exquisiteness, luxury, rich ornamentation - these are the elements that intertwine the fate of Teatro La Fenice with Montegrappa. Anyone who values elegance and style, and pays attention to the smallest details, will surely be interested in this presented pen.
Prestigious Montegrappa Teatro La Fenice di Venezia Silver Ballpoint Pen
SKU: MNTGR-220th Anniversary of II Teatro La Fenice di Venezia Silver Rollerball
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Description
Paying tribute to II Teatro La Fenice - the legendary opera house in Venice, Montegrappa, the most respected manufacturer of luxury writing instruments in Italy, has created a limited series of writing articles. The luxurious fountain pens and ballpoint pens showcase both aesthetic details that highlight this magnificent hall and the rich history it embodies.
Even the Italian name – for "the Phoenix" – carries historical significance. It refers to the saga involving three fires that destroyed La Fenice. Each time, the Venice community gathered to rebuild the opera, ensuring it would be a venue matching the greatest. The first opera house in Venice – San Benedetto Theatre – was razed by fire in 1774. Construction began in June 1790, based on plans by Gianantonio Selva, and was completed in May 1792. It was at this moment that the opera was named "La Fenice," which, like the mythical phoenix, rose from the ashes.
La Fenice quickly gained a reputation as the premier opera house, hosting major productions in the early 19th century, featuring composers such as Rossini, Donizetti, and other leading figures performed by the world’s greatest voices. Two hundred plasterers, artists, carpenters, and other craftsmen were involved in restoring the atmosphere and style of the old theatre, evoking the 19th century. The grand reopening took place on December 14, 2003, marked by concerts featuring Beethoven, Wagner, and Stravinsky. The first opera performed in the "new" La Fenice was "La Traviata" in 2004.
Just as the architects working on the old and authentic image of La Fenice, Montegrappa designed handcrafted pens made of celluloid and precious metals, inspired by chandeliers, columns, and beautiful Rococo filigree that decorated every interior space. Although each pen in the series is inherently rare, engraved with an individual serial number to identify its origin, Montegrappa offers a range of personalization options. The flat end of the cap can be removed and decorated with the owner’s monogram, which can then be used as a wax seal to authenticate correspondence. Additionally, a small amount of wax has been matched to the color of the celluloid. The fountain pen comes in a box – Teatro La Fenice Sterling Montegrappa.
Exquisite, luxurious, richly decorated – these are the qualities that intertwine the fate of La Fenice Theatre with Montegrappa. Anyone who values elegance and style, and pays attention to the smallest details, will surely be interested in this presented pen.
- Manufacturer
- Montegrappa
- Model
- 220th Anniversary of II Teatro La Fenice di Venezia Silver Rollerball
- Body
- resin coated, sterling silver accents
- Refilling system
- cartridge / piston
- Limited edition
- 745 pieces
- Processing time
- Shipping / Gift
- upon request, shipping to specified address in an elegant gift box, with the option to include a card with a dedication or wishes
- Engraving / Embossing
- upon request, engraving or embossing of any text, dedication, or initials
Attributes / Details
| SKU | MNTGR-220th Anniversary of II Teatro La Fenice di Venezia Silver Rollerball |
| Manufacturer | Montegrappa |
| Model | 220th Anniversary of II Teatro La Fenice di Venezia Silver Rollerball |
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