Edward Gordon Craig, Paar Holzrisse zu Hamlet - photo 1
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Edward Gordon Craig, Paar Holzrisse zu Hamlet

Lot 3633
19.02.2025 14:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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ID 1368061
Lot 3633 | Edward Gordon Craig, Paar Holzrisse zu Hamlet
stehender Ritter mit Lanze und Schwert sowie eine Art Bühnenkulisse heraufschreitende Armee, entstanden zu William Shakespeares Hamlet, Holzschnitte bzw. Holzrisse auf Japanpapier, 1928, unter der Darstellung in Blei rechts monogrammiert "C" bzw. signiert "Craig", etwas braunfleckig, fein differenzierter Abzug, Darstellungsmaße ca. 13,5 x 5,5 cm/8,5 x 16,5 cm, Blattmaße ca. 25 x 36 cm. Künstlerinfo: eigentl. Edward Henry Gordon Godwin, britischer Schauspieler, Bühnenbildner, Autor, Illustrator und bedeutender Theaterreformer sowie Theatertheoretiker (1872 Stevenage/Hertfordshire bis 1966 Vence/Cote d´Azur), 1889 debütierte er im Lyceum Theatre in London, ab 1900 als Regisseur tätig, 1904 Bekanntschaft mit Henry Graf Kessler, ab 1907 in Florenz ansässig, 1913 Gründung einer Theaterakademie in Florenz, Herausgeber der Zeitschriften The Mask und The Marionnette, 1912 in Moskau Zusammenarbeit mit Konstantin Stanislawski zu Hamlet, welches seine letzte praktische Arbeit sein sollte, ab der 1930er Jahre intensive Beschäftigung mit der Theatergeschichte, 1957 erschien seine Autobiographie, Quelle: Wikipedia.
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