Examples of using Marionettes in English and their translations into German
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Finally he went to England where he shot the movies"The Gorno Marionettes"(28) and"After the Verdict"(29)
artistic performance: Marionettes dancing to music by Mozart,
Do you love the scene where Maria and the children put on a puppet show with dancing marionettes?
Among the main attractions is a collection of old hand-carved toys for which the Val Gardena has been famous for centuries. Children are amazed to find everything from marionettes to rocking horses.
Your children, if you have any, will surely want one of those beautiful folk art marionettes, the pupi, and yourself will probably not resist the temptation to indulge in a few local food delights….
especially the extraordinary statues of Daedalus, which were so similar to living beings that there is good reason to regard them as the ancestors of marionettes.
The necessity of having objects at hand that confirmed faith meant that statues of divinities became marionettes, with strings and joints to render the process of faith tangible and visible.
Atelier for Sculptures and marionettes tél.
Marionettes do not have beautiful souls.
Basically, it's like with marionettes.
His new film project using 200-year-old Italian marionettes. Nafas.
builds Joerg Herrmann puppets and marionettes.
We will design simple marionettes, making points
Plays with marionettes, muppets and traditional hand puppets.
The artist Anton Aicher was a local that performed Mozart operas with marionettes ever since 1913.
In his show Marionettes for Munster, the artist investigates the Romantic motif of the double.
It is supplemented with a crib and marionettes made by the famous Maizner family of puppet-makers.
Here he asserted that marionettes- soulless puppets- could move more gracefully than human dancers.
We have reports of various theatres where works for marionettes were staged, even in Rome.
caravans told funny or sad stories with their marionettes.