Modern Ballet Design: A Picture-book with Notes by Richard Buckle. 1955. Page 102.
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Sets for Coppelia
Coppelia is the hardest ballet to design, for if the artist tries to be at all smart or clever the delicate, sentimental old-fashioned flavour of the work is lost. The village street scene has to be Hungarian and musical-comedyish, the workshop of Coppelius has to be musty and un-decorative: both tend to strike the imaginative designer as depressing undertakings.
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Coppelia,
set design
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