La Legislazione E La Giurisprudenza Dei Teatri, Volume 1, by Enrico Rosmini, is a comprehensive treatise on the laws and jurisprudence surrounding theaters. This volume meticulously examines the rights and obligations of various stakeholders, including impresarios, artists, authors, and other figures involved in theatrical productions.
Originally published in 1872, this book offers invaluable insights into the legal framework governing the performing arts during that era. It serves as a crucial resource for understanding the historical context of entertainment law and the evolution of artistic rights. Scholars of legal history, theater studies, and Italian cultural history will find this work an indispensable addition to their research.
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