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Scene from Act III of German playwright Albert Lindners tragedy Die Bluthochzeit (The Blood Wedding) (engraving)
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Scene from Act III of German playwright Albert Lindners tragedy Die Bluthochzeit (The Blood Wedding) (engraving)
6001347 Scene from Act III of German playwright Albert Lindners tragedy Die Bluthochzeit (The Blood Wedding) (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Scene from Act III of German playwright Albert Lindners tragedy Die Bluthochzeit (The Blood Wedding). Illustration from Illustrierte Zeitung (Leipzig, 24 June 1871).); © Look and Learn
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Acting Apparition Cardinal Cardinals Catherine De Medici Charles 9 King Of France Charles Ix Charles Ix Of France French Wars Of Religion Gaspard De Coligny Ghost House Of Valois Huguenots King Of Maharajah Margaret Of Valois Marharaja Protestants Tragedy Catholics Imam Religious Role
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This print captures a scene from Act III of German playwright Albert Lindner's tragic masterpiece, Die Bluthochzeit (The Blood Wedding). The engraving, created by an anonymous European School artist in the 19th century, showcases the dramatic intensity and historical significance of this renowned play. Set in 16th century Germany and Europe, the image portrays a cardinal and a priest surrounded by religious orders. In the background, we see French King Charles IX and his courtiers. This historical context hints at the turbulent times of French Wars of Religion between Catholics and Protestants. The actors on stage are dressed in elaborate costumes that transport us back to this era. A woman stands prominently among them, possibly representing Margaret of Valois or Catherine de Medici - key figures during this period. Adding to the intrigue is a ghostly apparition believed to be Gaspard de Coligny, further emphasizing the tragedy unfolding before our eyes. This engraving not only highlights Lindner's powerful storytelling but also offers glimpses into German culture and history. It serves as a testament to the enduring impact of theater as an art form that can transcend time and borders. With its rich details and evocative composition, this print invites viewers to delve into the world of Die Bluthochzeit while appreciating both its artistic merits and historical significance.
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