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Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came into it deeply and richly versed in the literature, history, imagery, and languages of the ancient world. This lecture treats the impact of the war on European classical ideals, imagery, and education, extending its inquiries into the interwar period.
Relevant Links:
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/classics/cgi-bin/web/eitner
- published: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 3694
SHOTLIST
Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia
1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water
2. Wide of street
3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characters from boxes
4. Mid of typographer putting characters on bar
5. Close up of typographer putting characters on bar
6. Wide of typographer setting up characters
7. Close up of character lines being set onto a list
8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can not say it is more harmful then smoking. You can quit smoking, you can quit lead typesetting. Actually, the whole world is quitting smoking and has already quit hand-set lead typesetting. Everybody is doing it in offset nowadays. We are the only place where all this is being kept, and still works."
9. Mid of typographer working with page made of lead characters
10. Close up of typographer placing paint on characters
11. Close up of typographer putting red paint on initial cap
12. Mid of typographer putting piece of paper on characters and loading the page into printing press
13. Close up typographer turning printing press
14. Close up of typographer getting the page out of printing press
15. Mid of typographer taking the paper page off the list of lead characters
16. Close up printed page
17. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can say, I am working without any hurry, because I have nowhere to run, plus the haste will cost us more, after all. That is why it takes a day for typesetting one page of, say, ecclesiastes."
18. Zoom out of glue being added to book pages and being put together
19. Close up of book page
20. Wide of bibliographer putting the book page into press machine
21. Close up of bibliographer tightening the screws on the press machine
22. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Usually, I pick up books that I like, at my own discretion, which we later publish here. But the books are usually the ones that were selected by history itself, they are imperishable pieces of literature, imperishable texts."
23. Wide of bibliographer showing the ready-made book of the Ten Commandments
24. Close up of book
25. Close up of inscription on the book
26. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Our publishing house is more or less unprofitable. Some of our projects are self-liquidating, but we don't get and we do not expect some excess profit. There can't be any excess profit from what we spend on our projects. Otherwise we would have to sell our books at a much bigger price."
27. Wide of lithographic workshop
28. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
29. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
30. Wide of worker drying the lithograph, artist Yuri Kuper standing by
31. Close up worker drying the lithograph
32. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Kuper, artist, collector:
"We are using a rather complex lithography technology, when you have to run the lithograph through the machine not once, but six or seven times. We will use silver and gold to make it look more Biblical and celestial."
33. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
34. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
35. Mid shot workers place the lithograph into press machine and taking it out
36. Mid of worker taking the lithograph
37. Close up lithograph
LEADIN
St Petersburg in Russia - a city steeped in history, art and literature.
And buried in its streets is a unique treasure - the country's only place where books are still printed using 19th Century techniques.
STORYLINE
Russia in the 1800s was a golden era for writers.
It can take him a day to print just one page of a book.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/42e5a4b9f9c7ed8b14bc26ba33dd40aa
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 398
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen
http://www.jan-niklasclassen.de
»DER GELBE KLANG« »Der Gelbe Klang« ist ursprünglich eine von Wassily Kandinsky entworfene Bühnenkomposition bzw. Instruktion für ein Musical. Arbeit verbindet eine eigene abstrahierte filmische Umsetzung des gelben Klangs und eine Vertonung durch improvisierte Musik von verschiedenen Künstlern.
http://www.dergelbeklang.com
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen
Hochschule Hannover
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Dipl.-Des. Lucy Conrad
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The Great War And The Ancient WorldThe Great War And The Ancient World
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came into it deeply and richly versed in the literature, history, imagery, and languages of the ancient world. This lecture treats the impact of the war on European classical ideals, imagery, and education, extending its inquiries into the interwar period. Relevant Links: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/classics/cgi-bin/web/eitner -
5:2519th century printing processes still carried out in St Petersburg
19th century printing processes still carried out in St Petersburg19th century printing processes still carried out in St Petersburg
SHOTLIST Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia 1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water 2. Wide of street 3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characters from boxes 4. Mid of typographer putting characters on bar 5. Close up of typographer putting characters on bar 6. Wide of typographer setting up characters 7. Close up of character lines being set onto a list 8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House: "I can not say it is more harmful then smoking. You can quit smoking, you can quit lead typesetting. Actually, the whole world is quitting smoking and has already quit hand-set lead typesetting. Everybody is doing it in offset nowadays. We are the only place where all this is being kept, and still works." 9. Mid of typographer working with page made of lead characters 10. Close up of typographer placing paint on characters 11. Close up of typographer putting red paint on initial cap 12. Mid of typographer putting piece of paper on characters and loading the page into printing press 13. Close up typographer turning printing press 14. Close up of typographer getting the page out of printing press 15. Mid of typographer taking the paper page off the list of lead characters 16. Close up printed page 17. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House: "I can say, I am working without any hurry, because I have nowhere to run, plus the haste will cost us more, after all. That is why it takes a day for typesetting one page of, say, ecclesiastes." 18. Zoom out of glue being added to book pages and being put together 19. Close up of book page 20. Wide of bibliographer putting the book page into press machine 21. Close up of bibliographer tightening the screws on the press machine 22. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House: "Usually, I pick up books that I like, at my own discretion, which we later publish here. But the books are usually the ones that were selected by history itself, they are imperishable pieces of literature, imperishable texts." 23. Wide of bibliographer showing the ready-made book of the Ten Commandments 24. Close up of book 25. Close up of inscription on the book 26. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House: "Our publishing house is more or less unprofitable. Some of our projects are self-liquidating, but we don't get and we do not expect some excess profit. There can't be any excess profit from what we spend on our projects. Otherwise we would have to sell our books at a much bigger price." 27. Wide of lithographic workshop 28. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph 29. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph 30. Wide of worker drying the lithograph, artist Yuri Kuper standing by 31. Close up worker drying the lithograph 32. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Kuper, artist, collector: "We are using a rather complex lithography technology, when you have to run the lithograph through the machine not once, but six or seven times. We will use silver and gold to make it look more Biblical and celestial." 33. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph 34. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph 35. Mid shot workers place the lithograph into press machine and taking it out 36. Mid of worker taking the lithograph 37. Close up lithograph LEADIN St Petersburg in Russia - a city steeped in history, art and literature. And buried in its streets is a unique treasure - the country's only place where books are still printed using 19th Century techniques. STORYLINE Russia in the 1800s was a golden era for writers. It can take him a day to print just one page of a book. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/42e5a4b9f9c7ed8b14bc26ba33dd40aa Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork -
17:31DER GELBE KLANG
DER GELBE KLANGDER GELBE KLANG
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen http://www.jan-niklasclassen.de »DER GELBE KLANG« »Der Gelbe Klang« ist ursprünglich eine von Wassily Kandinsky entworfene Bühnenkomposition bzw. Instruktion für ein Musical. Arbeit verbindet eine eigene abstrahierte filmische Umsetzung des gelben Klangs und eine Vertonung durch improvisierte Musik von verschiedenen Künstlern. http://www.dergelbeklang.com ©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen Hochschule Hannover Visuelle Kommunikation Betreuung: V-Prof. Rolf Eusterschulte Dipl.-Des. Lucy Conrad -
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The Great War And The Ancient World
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came into it deeply and richly versed in the literature, history, imagery, and languages of the ancient world. This lecture treats the impact of the war on European classical ideals, imagery, and education, extending its inquiries into the interwar period. Relevant Links: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/classics/cgi-bin/web/eitner
published: 12 Nov 2014 -
19th century printing processes still carried out in St Petersburg
SHOTLIST Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia 1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water 2. Wide of street 3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characters from boxes 4. Mid of typographer putting characters on bar 5. Close up of typographer putting characters on bar 6. Wide of typographer setting up characters 7. Close up of character lines being set onto a list 8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House: "I can not say it is more harmful then smoking. You can quit smoking, you can quit lead typesetting. Actually, the whole world is quitting smoking and has already quit hand-set lead typesetting. Everybody is doing it in offset nowadays. We are the only place where all this is being kept, and still works." 9. Mid of typographer wor...
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DER GELBE KLANG
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen http://www.jan-niklasclassen.de »DER GELBE KLANG« »Der Gelbe Klang« ist ursprünglich eine von Wassily Kandinsky entworfene Bühnenkomposition bzw. Instruktion für ein Musical. Arbeit verbindet eine eigene abstrahierte filmische Umsetzung des gelben Klangs und eine Vertonung durch improvisierte Musik von verschiedenen Künstlern. http://www.dergelbeklang.com ©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen Hochschule Hannover Visuelle Kommunikation Betreuung: V-Prof. Rolf Eusterschulte Dipl.-Des. Lucy Conrad
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Theater im Expressionismus
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- Duration: 1:30
- Updated: 30 Jul 2014
- views: 479
- published: 30 Jul 2014
- views: 479
The Great War And The Ancient World
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- Duration: 57:40
- Updated: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 3694
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came int...
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came into it deeply and richly versed in the literature, history, imagery, and languages of the ancient world. This lecture treats the impact of the war on European classical ideals, imagery, and education, extending its inquiries into the interwar period.
Relevant Links:
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/classics/cgi-bin/web/eitner
https://wn.com/The_Great_War_And_The_Ancient_World
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came into it deeply and richly versed in the literature, history, imagery, and languages of the ancient world. This lecture treats the impact of the war on European classical ideals, imagery, and education, extending its inquiries into the interwar period.
Relevant Links:
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/classics/cgi-bin/web/eitner
- published: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 3694
19th century printing processes still carried out in St Petersburg
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- Duration: 5:25
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 398
SHOTLIST
Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia
1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water
2. Wide of street
3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characte...
SHOTLIST
Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia
1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water
2. Wide of street
3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characters from boxes
4. Mid of typographer putting characters on bar
5. Close up of typographer putting characters on bar
6. Wide of typographer setting up characters
7. Close up of character lines being set onto a list
8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can not say it is more harmful then smoking. You can quit smoking, you can quit lead typesetting. Actually, the whole world is quitting smoking and has already quit hand-set lead typesetting. Everybody is doing it in offset nowadays. We are the only place where all this is being kept, and still works."
9. Mid of typographer working with page made of lead characters
10. Close up of typographer placing paint on characters
11. Close up of typographer putting red paint on initial cap
12. Mid of typographer putting piece of paper on characters and loading the page into printing press
13. Close up typographer turning printing press
14. Close up of typographer getting the page out of printing press
15. Mid of typographer taking the paper page off the list of lead characters
16. Close up printed page
17. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can say, I am working without any hurry, because I have nowhere to run, plus the haste will cost us more, after all. That is why it takes a day for typesetting one page of, say, ecclesiastes."
18. Zoom out of glue being added to book pages and being put together
19. Close up of book page
20. Wide of bibliographer putting the book page into press machine
21. Close up of bibliographer tightening the screws on the press machine
22. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Usually, I pick up books that I like, at my own discretion, which we later publish here. But the books are usually the ones that were selected by history itself, they are imperishable pieces of literature, imperishable texts."
23. Wide of bibliographer showing the ready-made book of the Ten Commandments
24. Close up of book
25. Close up of inscription on the book
26. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Our publishing house is more or less unprofitable. Some of our projects are self-liquidating, but we don't get and we do not expect some excess profit. There can't be any excess profit from what we spend on our projects. Otherwise we would have to sell our books at a much bigger price."
27. Wide of lithographic workshop
28. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
29. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
30. Wide of worker drying the lithograph, artist Yuri Kuper standing by
31. Close up worker drying the lithograph
32. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Kuper, artist, collector:
"We are using a rather complex lithography technology, when you have to run the lithograph through the machine not once, but six or seven times. We will use silver and gold to make it look more Biblical and celestial."
33. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
34. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
35. Mid shot workers place the lithograph into press machine and taking it out
36. Mid of worker taking the lithograph
37. Close up lithograph
LEADIN
St Petersburg in Russia - a city steeped in history, art and literature.
And buried in its streets is a unique treasure - the country's only place where books are still printed using 19th Century techniques.
STORYLINE
Russia in the 1800s was a golden era for writers.
It can take him a day to print just one page of a book.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/42e5a4b9f9c7ed8b14bc26ba33dd40aa
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
https://wn.com/19Th_Century_Printing_Processes_Still_Carried_Out_In_St_Petersburg
SHOTLIST
Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia
1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water
2. Wide of street
3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characters from boxes
4. Mid of typographer putting characters on bar
5. Close up of typographer putting characters on bar
6. Wide of typographer setting up characters
7. Close up of character lines being set onto a list
8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can not say it is more harmful then smoking. You can quit smoking, you can quit lead typesetting. Actually, the whole world is quitting smoking and has already quit hand-set lead typesetting. Everybody is doing it in offset nowadays. We are the only place where all this is being kept, and still works."
9. Mid of typographer working with page made of lead characters
10. Close up of typographer placing paint on characters
11. Close up of typographer putting red paint on initial cap
12. Mid of typographer putting piece of paper on characters and loading the page into printing press
13. Close up typographer turning printing press
14. Close up of typographer getting the page out of printing press
15. Mid of typographer taking the paper page off the list of lead characters
16. Close up printed page
17. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can say, I am working without any hurry, because I have nowhere to run, plus the haste will cost us more, after all. That is why it takes a day for typesetting one page of, say, ecclesiastes."
18. Zoom out of glue being added to book pages and being put together
19. Close up of book page
20. Wide of bibliographer putting the book page into press machine
21. Close up of bibliographer tightening the screws on the press machine
22. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Usually, I pick up books that I like, at my own discretion, which we later publish here. But the books are usually the ones that were selected by history itself, they are imperishable pieces of literature, imperishable texts."
23. Wide of bibliographer showing the ready-made book of the Ten Commandments
24. Close up of book
25. Close up of inscription on the book
26. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Our publishing house is more or less unprofitable. Some of our projects are self-liquidating, but we don't get and we do not expect some excess profit. There can't be any excess profit from what we spend on our projects. Otherwise we would have to sell our books at a much bigger price."
27. Wide of lithographic workshop
28. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
29. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
30. Wide of worker drying the lithograph, artist Yuri Kuper standing by
31. Close up worker drying the lithograph
32. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Kuper, artist, collector:
"We are using a rather complex lithography technology, when you have to run the lithograph through the machine not once, but six or seven times. We will use silver and gold to make it look more Biblical and celestial."
33. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
34. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
35. Mid shot workers place the lithograph into press machine and taking it out
36. Mid of worker taking the lithograph
37. Close up lithograph
LEADIN
St Petersburg in Russia - a city steeped in history, art and literature.
And buried in its streets is a unique treasure - the country's only place where books are still printed using 19th Century techniques.
STORYLINE
Russia in the 1800s was a golden era for writers.
It can take him a day to print just one page of a book.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/42e5a4b9f9c7ed8b14bc26ba33dd40aa
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
- published: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 398
DER GELBE KLANG
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- Duration: 17:31
- Updated: 10 Jan 2016
- views: 298
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen
http://www.jan-niklasclassen.de
»DER GELBE KLANG« »Der Gelbe Klang« ist ursprünglich eine von Wassily Kandinsky entworfene Bühnenkomp...
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen
http://www.jan-niklasclassen.de
»DER GELBE KLANG« »Der Gelbe Klang« ist ursprünglich eine von Wassily Kandinsky entworfene Bühnenkomposition bzw. Instruktion für ein Musical. Arbeit verbindet eine eigene abstrahierte filmische Umsetzung des gelben Klangs und eine Vertonung durch improvisierte Musik von verschiedenen Künstlern.
http://www.dergelbeklang.com
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen
Hochschule Hannover
Visuelle Kommunikation
Betreuung:
V-Prof. Rolf Eusterschulte
Dipl.-Des. Lucy Conrad
https://wn.com/Der_Gelbe_Klang
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen
http://www.jan-niklasclassen.de
»DER GELBE KLANG« »Der Gelbe Klang« ist ursprünglich eine von Wassily Kandinsky entworfene Bühnenkomposition bzw. Instruktion für ein Musical. Arbeit verbindet eine eigene abstrahierte filmische Umsetzung des gelben Klangs und eine Vertonung durch improvisierte Musik von verschiedenen Künstlern.
http://www.dergelbeklang.com
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen
Hochschule Hannover
Visuelle Kommunikation
Betreuung:
V-Prof. Rolf Eusterschulte
Dipl.-Des. Lucy Conrad
- published: 10 Jan 2016
- views: 298
Theater im Expressionismus
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- Duration: 1:33
- Updated: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 260
I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
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I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
- published: 22 Jan 2015
- views: 260
Expressionism
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- Duration: 3:07
- Updated: 05 May 2015
- views: 40
Examples of Expressionism.
Examples of Expressionism.
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published: 30 Jul 2014 -
The Great War And The Ancient World
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came into it deeply and richly versed in the literature, history, imagery, and languages of the ancient world. This lecture treats the impact of the war on European classical ideals, imagery, and education, extending its inquiries into the interwar period. Relevant Links: http://www.stanford.edu/dept/classics/cgi-bin/web/eitner
published: 12 Nov 2014 -
19th century printing processes still carried out in St Petersburg
SHOTLIST Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia 1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water 2. Wide of street 3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characters from boxes 4. Mid of typographer putting characters on bar 5. Close up of typographer putting characters on bar 6. Wide of typographer setting up characters 7. Close up of character lines being set onto a list 8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House: "I can not say it is more harmful then smoking. You can quit smoking, you can quit lead typesetting. Actually, the whole world is quitting smoking and has already quit hand-set lead typesetting. Everybody is doing it in offset nowadays. We are the only place where all this is being kept, and still works." 9. Mid of typographer wor...
published: 21 Jul 2015 -
DER GELBE KLANG
©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen http://www.jan-niklasclassen.de »DER GELBE KLANG« »Der Gelbe Klang« ist ursprünglich eine von Wassily Kandinsky entworfene Bühnenkomposition bzw. Instruktion für ein Musical. Arbeit verbindet eine eigene abstrahierte filmische Umsetzung des gelben Klangs und eine Vertonung durch improvisierte Musik von verschiedenen Künstlern. http://www.dergelbeklang.com ©2016 — Jan-Niklas Claßen Hochschule Hannover Visuelle Kommunikation Betreuung: V-Prof. Rolf Eusterschulte Dipl.-Des. Lucy Conrad
published: 10 Jan 2016 -
Theater im Expressionismus
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published: 22 Jan 2015 -
Upmatic Cool Water Challenge
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:30
- Updated: 30 Jul 2014
- views: 479
- published: 30 Jul 2014
- views: 479
The Great War And The Ancient World
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 57:40
- Updated: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 3694
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came int...
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came into it deeply and richly versed in the literature, history, imagery, and languages of the ancient world. This lecture treats the impact of the war on European classical ideals, imagery, and education, extending its inquiries into the interwar period.
Relevant Links:
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/classics/cgi-bin/web/eitner
https://wn.com/The_Great_War_And_The_Ancient_World
Prof. Suzanne Marchand presents ‘The Great War and the Ancient World’. The First World War has been rightly called ‘the first modern war’—but Europeans came into it deeply and richly versed in the literature, history, imagery, and languages of the ancient world. This lecture treats the impact of the war on European classical ideals, imagery, and education, extending its inquiries into the interwar period.
Relevant Links:
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/classics/cgi-bin/web/eitner
- published: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 3694
19th century printing processes still carried out in St Petersburg
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:25
- Updated: 21 Jul 2015
- views: 398
SHOTLIST
Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia
1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water
2. Wide of street
3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characte...
SHOTLIST
Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia
1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water
2. Wide of street
3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characters from boxes
4. Mid of typographer putting characters on bar
5. Close up of typographer putting characters on bar
6. Wide of typographer setting up characters
7. Close up of character lines being set onto a list
8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can not say it is more harmful then smoking. You can quit smoking, you can quit lead typesetting. Actually, the whole world is quitting smoking and has already quit hand-set lead typesetting. Everybody is doing it in offset nowadays. We are the only place where all this is being kept, and still works."
9. Mid of typographer working with page made of lead characters
10. Close up of typographer placing paint on characters
11. Close up of typographer putting red paint on initial cap
12. Mid of typographer putting piece of paper on characters and loading the page into printing press
13. Close up typographer turning printing press
14. Close up of typographer getting the page out of printing press
15. Mid of typographer taking the paper page off the list of lead characters
16. Close up printed page
17. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can say, I am working without any hurry, because I have nowhere to run, plus the haste will cost us more, after all. That is why it takes a day for typesetting one page of, say, ecclesiastes."
18. Zoom out of glue being added to book pages and being put together
19. Close up of book page
20. Wide of bibliographer putting the book page into press machine
21. Close up of bibliographer tightening the screws on the press machine
22. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Usually, I pick up books that I like, at my own discretion, which we later publish here. But the books are usually the ones that were selected by history itself, they are imperishable pieces of literature, imperishable texts."
23. Wide of bibliographer showing the ready-made book of the Ten Commandments
24. Close up of book
25. Close up of inscription on the book
26. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Our publishing house is more or less unprofitable. Some of our projects are self-liquidating, but we don't get and we do not expect some excess profit. There can't be any excess profit from what we spend on our projects. Otherwise we would have to sell our books at a much bigger price."
27. Wide of lithographic workshop
28. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
29. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
30. Wide of worker drying the lithograph, artist Yuri Kuper standing by
31. Close up worker drying the lithograph
32. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Kuper, artist, collector:
"We are using a rather complex lithography technology, when you have to run the lithograph through the machine not once, but six or seven times. We will use silver and gold to make it look more Biblical and celestial."
33. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
34. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
35. Mid shot workers place the lithograph into press machine and taking it out
36. Mid of worker taking the lithograph
37. Close up lithograph
LEADIN
St Petersburg in Russia - a city steeped in history, art and literature.
And buried in its streets is a unique treasure - the country's only place where books are still printed using 19th Century techniques.
STORYLINE
Russia in the 1800s was a golden era for writers.
It can take him a day to print just one page of a book.
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Shot March 28,29 in St.Petersburg, Russia
1. Wide of St.Petersburg along the water
2. Wide of street
3. Mid of typographer picking up lead characters from boxes
4. Mid of typographer putting characters on bar
5. Close up of typographer putting characters on bar
6. Wide of typographer setting up characters
7. Close up of character lines being set onto a list
8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can not say it is more harmful then smoking. You can quit smoking, you can quit lead typesetting. Actually, the whole world is quitting smoking and has already quit hand-set lead typesetting. Everybody is doing it in offset nowadays. We are the only place where all this is being kept, and still works."
9. Mid of typographer working with page made of lead characters
10. Close up of typographer placing paint on characters
11. Close up of typographer putting red paint on initial cap
12. Mid of typographer putting piece of paper on characters and loading the page into printing press
13. Close up typographer turning printing press
14. Close up of typographer getting the page out of printing press
15. Mid of typographer taking the paper page off the list of lead characters
16. Close up printed page
17. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Sergey Yashin, typographer at Rare Books Publishing House:
"I can say, I am working without any hurry, because I have nowhere to run, plus the haste will cost us more, after all. That is why it takes a day for typesetting one page of, say, ecclesiastes."
18. Zoom out of glue being added to book pages and being put together
19. Close up of book page
20. Wide of bibliographer putting the book page into press machine
21. Close up of bibliographer tightening the screws on the press machine
22. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Usually, I pick up books that I like, at my own discretion, which we later publish here. But the books are usually the ones that were selected by history itself, they are imperishable pieces of literature, imperishable texts."
23. Wide of bibliographer showing the ready-made book of the Ten Commandments
24. Close up of book
25. Close up of inscription on the book
26. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Pyotr Suspitsyn, head of Rare Books Publishing House:
"Our publishing house is more or less unprofitable. Some of our projects are self-liquidating, but we don't get and we do not expect some excess profit. There can't be any excess profit from what we spend on our projects. Otherwise we would have to sell our books at a much bigger price."
27. Wide of lithographic workshop
28. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
29. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
30. Wide of worker drying the lithograph, artist Yuri Kuper standing by
31. Close up worker drying the lithograph
32. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Kuper, artist, collector:
"We are using a rather complex lithography technology, when you have to run the lithograph through the machine not once, but six or seven times. We will use silver and gold to make it look more Biblical and celestial."
33. Mid of worker putting paint onto lithograph
34. Close up of worker putting paint onto lithograph
35. Mid shot workers place the lithograph into press machine and taking it out
36. Mid of worker taking the lithograph
37. Close up lithograph
LEADIN
St Petersburg in Russia - a city steeped in history, art and literature.
And buried in its streets is a unique treasure - the country's only place where books are still printed using 19th Century techniques.
STORYLINE
Russia in the 1800s was a golden era for writers.
It can take him a day to print just one page of a book.
You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/42e5a4b9f9c7ed8b14bc26ba33dd40aa
Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork
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»DER GELBE KLANG« »Der Gelbe Klang« ist ursprünglich eine von Wassily Kandinsky entworfene Bühnenkomposition bzw. Instruktion für ein Musical. Arbeit verbindet eine eigene abstrahierte filmische Umsetzung des gelben Klangs und eine Vertonung durch improvisierte Musik von verschiedenen Künstlern.
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Theater im Expressionismus
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