From art to theatre; form and convention in the renaissance [by] George R. Kernodle.

Main entry:

Kernodle, George R. (George Riley), 1907-1988.

Title & Author:

From art to theatre; form and convention in the renaissance [by] George R. Kernodle.

Publication:

Chicago, University of Chicago Press [1944]

Description:

ix, 255 pages illustrations 29 cm

Series:

Prof. Dunbar H. Ogden gift collection

Notes:
Without thesis note.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 220-243).
The beginning of scenic background: Primitive cermonial, the Greek theatre, and medieval art -- Show-picture and show-architecture: The tableaux vivants -- The first stage facade: The Rederyker stage in the Netherlands -- The second stage facade: The Elizabethan stage -- Arcade facade and curtain facade: The curtain stages of Germany and Spain; the schools; the Jesuit stage; and the Treatro Olimpico -- The Italian perspective scene -- Framing the perspective scene: The inner stage, the proscenium, and the front curtain -- Compromises in France and England: The baroque scene.

ISBN:

0226431886
9780226431888

Subject:

Theater History.
Theaters Stage-setting and scenery.
Théâtre Histoire.
Théâtre Décors.
Theater
Renaissance
Drama

Form/genre:

dissertations.
Academic theses
History
Thèses et écrits académiques.

Added entries:

Prof. Dunbar H. Ogden gift collection.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 76781
Call No.: ID 0005107 W14089 PN2101.K4; ID:86-B13835
Status: Available

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