Isbn: 9783039422746 - king stag : the marionettes of sophie taeuber-arp /anglais: carlo gozzi's tragicomedy in a staging for marionettes (35 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: New. King Stag is a play originally written in 1762 by Italian playwright and champion of Commedia dell'arte Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806). It is about love and conspiracy at the court of King Deramo. In search of a bride, Deramo falls victim to the intrigues of his adversary Tartaglia and is temporarily transformed into a stag.In 1918, on the occasion of a major art exhibition staged in Zurich by the modernist association Swiss Werkbund, Swiss dramatist René Morax (1873-1963) and director Werner Wolff (1886-1972) produced a modern adaption of Gozzi's fairy-tale play that turned it into an amusing parody of Sigmund Freud's and Carl Gustav Jung's psychoanalysis, which had caused much controversy in Zurich at the time. The production was conceived as a puppetry, for which avant-garde artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1889-1943) designed the stage sets and created an ensemble of 17 radically abstracted marionettes that broke with every tradition of the genre.This book offers the first English translation of Morax and Wolff's adaption of King Stag. The text is supplemented with photographs of a restaging of the puppetry, produced especially for this volume, featuring Taeuber-Arp's striking marionettes. Essays by distinguished scholars explore the genesis of the original 1918 production and place it in historical context, shed new light on the play and its model, the Commedia dell'arte, and highlight its significance for Switzerland's avant-garde.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. King Stag is a play originally written in 1762 by Italian playwright and champion of Commedia dell'arte Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806). It is about love and conspiracy at the court of King Deramo. In search of a bride, Deramo falls victim to the intrigues of his adversary Tartaglia and is temporarily transformed into a stag.In 1918, on the occasion of a major art exhibition staged in Zurich by the modernist association Swiss Werkbund, Swiss dramatist René Morax (1873-1963) and director Werner Wolff (1886-1972) produced a modern adaption of Gozzi's fairy-tale play that turned it into an amusing parody of Sigmund Freud's and Carl Gustav Jung's psychoanalysis, which had caused much controversy in Zurich at the time. The production was conceived as a puppetry, for which avant-garde artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1889-1943) designed the stage sets and created an ensemble of 17 radically abstracted marionettes that broke with every tradition of the genre.This book offers the first English translation of Morax and Wolff's adaption of King Stag. The text is supplemented with photographs of a restaging of the puppetry, produced especially for this volume, featuring Taeuber-Arp's striking marionettes. Essays by distinguished scholars explore the genesis of the original 1918 production and place it in historical context, shed new light on the play and its model, the Commedia dell'arte, and highlight its significance for Switzerland's avant-garde.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. King Stag is a play originally written in 1762 by Italian playwright and champion of Commedia dell'arte Carlo Gozzi (17201806). It is about love and conspiracy at the court of King Deramo. In search of a bride, Deramo falls victim to the intrigues of his adversary Tartaglia and is temporarily transformed into a stag. In 1918, on the occasion of a major art exhibition staged in Zurich by the modernist association Swiss Werkbund, Swiss dramatist Rene Morax (18731963) and director Werner Wolff (18861972) produced a modern adaption of Gozzi's fairy-tale play that turned it into an amusing parody of Sigmund Freud's and Carl Gustav Jung's psychoanalysis, which had caused much controversy in Zurich at the time. The production was conceived as a puppetry, for which avant-garde artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp (18891943) designed the stage sets and created an ensemble of 17 radically abstracted marionettes that broke with every tradition of the genre. This book offers the first English translation of Morax and Wolff's adaption of King Stag. The text is supplemented with photographs of a restaging of the puppetry, produced especially for this volume, featuring Taeuber-Arp's striking marionettes. Essays by distinguished scholars explore the genesis of the original 1918 production and place it in historical context, shed new light on the play and its model, the Commedia dell'arte, and highlight its significance for Switzerland's avant-garde. AUTHOR: Museum fuer Gestaltung Zuerich is Switzerland's leading museum of design and visual communication. Its widely renowned collection comprises more than 500,000 objects representing Swiss and international design history. Sabine Flaschberger is curator of Museum fuer Gestaltung Zuerich's decorative arts collection. SELLING POINTS: . Offers the first English translation of a modern adaption of King Stag, an 18th-century Italian fairy-tale play by Swiss dramatist Rene Morax (18731963) and director Werner Wolff (18861972) . Features newly produced photographs of an elaborate restaging of the play's first 1918 puppetry production with Sophie Taeuber-Arp's original stage sets and mariontettes . Essays by distinguished scholars explore the genesis of Morax and Wolff's version of King Stag, place it in historical context, and highlight its significance 50 colour, 55 b/w illustrations Offers the first English translation of a modern adaption of King Stag, an 18th-century Italian fairy-tale play by Swiss dramatist Rene Morax (18731963) and director Werner Wolff (18861972). Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - König Hirsch, ein 1762 verfasstes Stück des italienischen Theaterdichters Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806), handelt von Liebe und Verschwörung am Hofe von König Deramo. Auf der Suche nach einer Braut fällt Deramo den Intrigen seines Widersachers Tartaglia zum Opfer und wird vorübergehend in einen Hirsch verwandelt. Anlässlich der grossen Werkbund-Ausstellung von 1918 in Zürich schufen der Schweizer Dramatiker René Morax (1873-1963) und der Regisseur Werner Wolff (1886-1972) eine Adaption von Gozzis Märchenspiel als amüsante Dada-Parodie auf Sigmund Freuds und Carl Gustav Jungs Psychoanalyse. Die Inszenierung war als Puppenspiel konzipiert, für das die Avantgarde-Künstlerin Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1889-1943) die Bühnenbilder und ein Ensemble von 17 radikal abstrahierten Marionetten entwarf. Diese brachen mit jeder Tradition des Genres, geprägt durch Taeuber-Arps Schaffen in freier und angewandter Kunst und ihre Erfahrungen im zeitgenössischen Ausdruckstanz. Dieses englischsprachige Buch bietet erstmals den deutschen Originaltext von Morax' und Wolffs König-Hirsch-Adaption, illustriert mit neu aufgenommenen Fotografien von Taeuber-Arps ikonischen Marionetten. Essays renommierter Autor:innen widmen sich der Entstehung des Marionettenstücks von 1918 im historischen Kontext der künstlerischen Schweizer Avantgarde. 256 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - König Hirsch, ein 1762 verfasstes Stück des italienischen Theaterdichters Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806), handelt von Liebe und Verschwörung am Hofe von König Deramo. Auf der Suche nach einer Braut fällt Deramo den Intrigen seines Widersachers Tartaglia zum Opfer und wird vorübergehend in einen Hirsch verwandelt. Anlässlich der grossen Werkbund-Ausstellung von 1918 in Zürich schufen der Schweizer Dramatiker René Morax (1873-1963) und der Regisseur Werner Wolff (1886-1972) eine Adaption von Gozzis Märchenspiel als amüsante Dada-Parodie auf Sigmund Freuds und Carl Gustav Jungs Psychoanalyse. Die Inszenierung war als Puppenspiel konzipiert, für das die Avantgarde-Künstlerin Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1889-1943) die Bühnenbilder und ein Ensemble von 17 radikal abstrahierten Marionetten entwarf. Diese brachen mit jeder Tradition des Genres, geprägt durch Taeuber-Arps Schaffen in freier und angewandter Kunst und ihre Erfahrungen im zeitgenössischen Ausdruckstanz. Dieses englischsprachige Buch bietet erstmals den deutschen Originaltext von Morax' und Wolffs König-Hirsch-Adaption, illustriert mit neu aufgenommenen Fotografien von Taeuber-Arps ikonischen Marionetten. Essays renommierter Autor:innen widmen sich der Entstehung des Marionettenstücks von 1918 im historischen Kontext der künstlerischen Schweizer Avantgarde. 256 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -König Hirsch,ein 1762 verfasstes Stück des italienischen Theaterdichters Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806), handelt von Liebe und Verschwörung am Hofe von König Deramo. Auf der Suche nach einer Braut fällt Deramo den Intrigen seines Widersachers Tartaglia zum Opfer und wird vorübergehend in einen Hirsch verwandelt. Anlässlich der grossen Werkbund-Ausstellung von 1918 in Zürich schufen der Schweizer Dramatiker René Morax (1873-1963) und der Regisseur Werner Wolff (1886-1972) eine Adaption von Gozzis Märchenspiel als amüsante Dada-Parodie auf Sigmund Freuds und Carl Gustav Jungs Psychoanalyse.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. King Stag is a play originally written in 1762 by Italian playwright and champion of Commedia dell'arte Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806). It is about love and conspiracy at the court of King Deramo. In search of a bride, Deramo falls victim to the intrigues of his adversary Tartaglia and is temporarily transformed into a stag.In 1918, on the occasion of a major art exhibition staged in Zurich by the modernist association Swiss Werkbund, Swiss dramatist René Morax (1873-1963) and director Werner Wolff (1886-1972) produced a modern adaption of Gozzi's fairy-tale play that turned it into an amusing parody of Sigmund Freud's and Carl Gustav Jung's psychoanalysis, which had caused much controversy in Zurich at the time. The production was conceived as a puppetry, for which avant-garde artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1889-1943) designed the stage sets and created an ensemble of 17 radically abstracted marionettes that broke with every tradition of the genre.This book offers the first English translation of Morax and Wolff's adaption of King Stag. The text is supplemented with photographs of a restaging of the puppetry, produced especially for this volume, featuring Taeuber-Arp's striking marionettes. Essays by distinguished scholars explore the genesis of the original 1918 production and place it in historical context, shed new light on the play and its model, the Commedia dell'arte, and highlight its significance for Switzerland's avant-garde.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware -König Hirsch,ein 1762 verfasstes Stück des italienischen Theaterdichters Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806), handelt von Liebe und Verschwörung am Hofe von König Deramo. Auf der Suche nach einer Braut fällt Deramo den Intrigen seines Widersachers Tartaglia zum Opfer und wird vorübergehend in einen Hirsch verwandelt. Anlässlich der grossen Werkbund-Ausstellung von 1918 in Zürich schufen der Schweizer Dramatiker René Morax (1873-1963) und der Regisseur Werner Wolff (1886-1972) eine Adaption von Gozzis Märchenspiel als amüsante Dada-Parodie auf Sigmund Freuds und Carl Gustav Jungs Psychoanalyse.GVA Goettingen, Anna-Vandenhoeck-Ring 36, 37081 Göttingen 256 pp. Englisch.…

Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - King Stag is a play originally written in 1762 by Italian playwright and champion of commedia dell'arte Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806). It is about love and conspiracy at the court of King Deramo. In search of a bride, Deramo falls victim to the intrigues of his adversary Tartaglia and is temporarily transformed into a stag. In 1918, on the occasion of a major art exhibition staged in Zurich by the modernist association Schweizer Werkbund, Swiss dramatist René Morax (1873-1963) and director Werner Wolff (1886-1972) produced a modern adaption of Gozzi's fairy-tale play that turned it into an amusing Dada parody of Sigmund Freud and Carl Gustav Jung's psychoanalysis, which had caused much controversy in Zurich at the time. The production was conceived as puppetry, for which avant-garde artist Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1889-1943) designed the stage sets and an ensemble of 17 radically abstracted marionettes. Her designs broke with every tradition of the genre and were influenced by her work in fine and applied art, as well as her experience with expressive dance. This book offers the first English translation of Morax and Wolff's adaption of King Stag. The text is supplemented with photographs of Taeuber-Arp's iconic marionettes. Essays by distinguished scholars explore the genesis of the original 1918 production and place it in historical context, shed new light on the play, and highlight its significance for Switzerland's avant-garde. ; König Hirsch, ein 1762 verfasstes Stück des italienischen Theaterdichters Carlo Gozzi (1720-1806), handelt von Liebe und Verschwörung am Hofe von König Deramo. Auf der Suche nach einer Braut fällt Deramo den Intrigen seines Widersachers Tartaglia zum Opfer und wird vorübergehend in einen Hirsch verwandelt. Anlässlich der grossen Werkbund-Ausstellung von 1918 in Zürich schufen der Schweizer Dramatiker René Morax (1873-1963) und der Regisseur Werner Wolff (1886-1972) eine Adaption von Gozzis Märchenspiel als amüsante Dada-Parodie auf Sigmund Freuds und Carl Gustav Jungs Psychoanalyse. Die Inszenierung war als Puppenspiel konzipiert, für das die Avantgarde-Künstlerin Sophie Taeuber-Arp (1889-1943) die Bühnenbilder und ein Ensemble von 17 radikal abstrahierten Marionetten entwarf. Diese brachen mit jeder Tradition des Genres, geprägt durch Taeuber-Arps Schaffen in freier und angewandter Kunst und ihre Erfahrungen im zeitgenössischen Ausdruckstanz. Dieses englischsprachige Buch bietet erstmals den deutschen Originaltext von Morax' und Wolffs König-Hirsch- Adaption, illustriert mit neu aufgenommenen Fotografien von Taeuber-Arps ikonischen Marionetten. Essays renommierter Autor:innen widmen sich der Entstehung des Marionettenstücks von 1918 im historischen Kontext der künstlerischen Schweizer Avantgarde.…