- A
tableau vivant (French: [tablo vivɑ̃];
often shortened to tableau; plural:
tableaux vivants),
French for 'living picture', is a
static scene containing...
- Street, London, was a
variety and
revue theatre best
known for its nude
tableaux vivants,
which began in 1932 and
lasted until its
reversion to a
cinema in...
- art film that uses re-creations of
classical European paintings as
tableaux vivants, set to
classical European music. Only
incomplete scenes of the film...
- was p****ed. In the
production of his The Brigand, Planché
created tableaux vivants of
three recent paintings by
Charles Eastlake: An
Italian Brigand Chief...
- he opts for a
series of
visually captivating and
carefully composed tableaux vivants to
capture the
essence of the poet Sayat-Nova's life and creations...
- Bergère were
featuring attractive scantily clad
women dancing and
tableaux vivants. In this environment, an act in the 1890s
featured a
woman who slowly...
- London's
Great Windmill Street. The
theatre was
famed for its
pioneering tableaux vivants of
motionless female nudity, and for its re****tion of
having 'never...
- Dalí's
house in Portlligat. In the
Spanish desert,
Dupieux also
filmed tableaux vivants inspired by two
paintings by Dalí:
Necrophilic Fountain Flowing from...
-
large body of portraits, and
created allegorical images inspired by
tableaux vivants, theatre, 15th-century
Italian painters, and
contemporary artists....
-
Psyche was a
source for "transformations",
visual interludes involving tableaux vivants,
transparencies and
stage machinery that were
presented between the...
