TitleUntitled print with captions in German
CollectionPrints depicting dance
Theatrical dancers in groups or more than two but not in a ballet or theatrical dance scene
Costume prints for opera, ballet, and theatre
Dates / OriginDate Issued: 1800 - 1849
Library locationsJerome Robbins Dance DivisionShelf locator: *MGZFY Cos 1
TopicsCostume design -- 19th centuryGraun, Karl Heinrich, 1704-1759Stricker, Augustin Reinhard, 1675-1720
GenresPrintsCostume design drawings
NotesContent: Contains three rows of four figures each, for a total of twelve. Although the captions include dates ranging from 1700 to 1771, this print was probably made at a later date. The figures are: Signora Sophia Gutjahr in der Oper la Festa del Hymeneo, 1700; Signor Balarini im Costüm eines Flussgottes, 1700; Die schöne Conradine in der Oper Der Sieg der Schönheit über die Helden, 1706; Der Tanzmeister Desnoyers im Costüm eines Oberpriesters des Apollo, 1702; Costüm des Britannico in der Oper gleiches Namens, 1751; Costüm des Egisto in der Oper Merope, 1764; Die schöne Conradine als Roxane in der Oper Alexanders und Roxanens Heirath, 1708; Der Tanzmeister l'Avenant im Costüm des Pluto, 1708; [caption damaged; woman costumed as Semiramis?]; Costüm der Cefisa, Pastorella, in dem Ballet L'Europa galante; Costüm einer Vestalin in der Oper [caption damaged]; Costüm einer Mexicanischen Prinzessin in der Oper Montezuma, 1771.Biographical/historical: Several works depicted in the untitled print may be ascribed to the German composer Karl Heinrich Graun: Britannico (1751), Merope (1756; revived in 1764); L'Europa galante (1748), and Montezuma (1755; revived in 1771).Biographical/historical: Der Sieg der Schönheit über die Helden, described as a "Ballet und Sing-Spiel," was presented before Friedrich Wilhelm I of Prussia and his daughter Sophia Dorothea in 1706. The ballet was credited to Volumier, the music to Augustin Reinhard Stricker. Stricker also composed Alexanders und Roxanen Heyrath, presented in 1708.
Physical DescriptionEtchingsExtent: 1 print : etching?, hand-colored ; 35 x 55 cm.Handwritten on verso: Berlin Opera House
Type of ResourceStill imageText
LanguagesGerman
IdentifiersRLIN/OCLC: 825551828NYPL catalog ID (B-number): b19759743Universal Unique Identifier (UUID): 39b9ca80-f347-013b-e1eb-0242ac110002
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