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Artículos de revistas sobre el tema "Créateur de costumes"
David, Gilbert y Maria Stasinopoulou. "Le projet Andersen de Robert Lepage : (trans-)figurations du soliste démiurgique ou le nouveau théâtre du merveilleux". L’Annuaire théâtral, n.º 58 (13 de diciembre de 2016): 91–114. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1038322ar.
Texto completoDebard, Clara. "Dans le viseur d’un metteur en scène‑dramaturge : Jacques Copeau et l’image scénique (Vieux‑Colombier, 1919-1924)". Tangence, n.º 124 (23 de septiembre de 2021): 131–50. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1081691ar.
Texto completoTesis sobre el tema "Créateur de costumes"
Arzatian, Céline G. "Mode et cinéma en france de 1896 à 1930. Comment habille-t-on les actrices et acteurs ?" Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 3, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023PA030022.
Texto completoThrough a general study of organisation and evolution of costumes in cinema in France, from the birth of the cinematograph to the end of the silent film era, the ambition of this thesis is to study the created links between fashion and cinema, looking at fashion houses participating in creating the costumes of the main movie star. It is also about highlighting what the impact of the costume designer in the costume conception of a character is. This thesis analyses the creation and the evolution of the costume in cinema, through the historical, human, economical and aesthetical perspectives.The first part tackles the birth of the cinematograph and the Lumiere’s operators capturing their first shots, created with the methods inherited from the theatre. Then, this thesis highlights how Georges Méliès styled his stars and extras at the Star Film. Moreover, it points out to the first movie stars realizing that their costumes begin to create their characters for Max Linder, Charles Chaplin and Pearl White. The second part addresses the way French cinema used fashion to try and compete with the American cinema. Then, in a third and fourth part, the analysis focuses on the work of the fashion house when it is called to create and lend (in response to the director) or to only execute (in response to the costume designer) the clothes of the lead actress, for costume movies or with a contemporary subject.Finally, the fifth part points out the convergence points between these two arts: fashion and cinema at a specific time, the end of WW1 where arts stimulate each other and create together the new style of this era. It’s also Louis Delluc’s project, inspired by a fashion review to create a cinema magazine, it’s the introduction of the Fashion Autumn Salon followed by the cinema one, it’s the realization that L’Inhumaine is the tilted point towards this new style and it’s the Art Deco Exhibition confirming fashion and cinema as arts, in this era called the Années folles
Coulon, Anne. "Du maniaque à l'insouciance, la stratégie du costume chez les chorégraphes contemporains". Paris 1, 2000. http://www.theses.fr/2000PA010585.
Texto completoNguimfack-Perault, Sylvie. "Une approche ethnologique du costume de spectacle, de ceux qui le portent à ceux qui le fabriquent : identité, savoir faire et transmission". Paris 7, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999PA070117.
Texto completoWe recognize the artist in the way he's dressed. We can't confuse between an acrobat and a dancer or a tragedian and a clown. The stage costume associated to a body attitude constitutes a strong indicator about the represented character. In the domain of dance, Music Hall is particularly interesting because of the extravagance of the stage costume. It will be our reference. The formation to become Girl is similar to an initiation. The observer will find all ingredients : emotional shock (audition), loneliness (during fomation) regression (being a Girl means depend on somebody), the new personality and the dull consciousness, the baptism as a sign of belonging to a new community. As a link of this particular formation, the body will have a new memory going beyond the fact of knowing dancing. This fact starts when one wears the stage costume and it's according to this fact that dancing bodies built specific memory. The making of these stage costumes needs a specific knowledge. Specialized handcrafts men possess it. They represent old french corporation of XIIIth century. They adapted ancient knowledge to new raw material. They are the only one to live the birth estate of creation : the transition of raw material to an object, from the esquiss to the volume. All handcrafts men depend on the others to see their creation in a full existence when the artist gathers and wears each part of the costume. However, workshops close one by one because of inadaptated economy. How will creation be going on ? How will knowledge be transmitted ?
Juchet, Aurore. "Les costumes de scène et leurs dessinateurs à Paris au temps du Romantisme 1825-1850 : le triomphe du costume historique". Paris 10, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA100164.
Texto completoAt the begining of the nineteenth century, it was quite normal to see actors dressed with costumes from different style and period playing together in a same play. Nevertheless, since the middle of the eighteenth century, began a reform in order to impose the right costume to the stage. But until 1825-1850 there was not great result. With the romantics at theater and opera, the historic costumes created by artists based archeological and historical documents became essential. The real life with décor and costume invaded the stage. Romantic dramas and french “Grand Opéra” were full of pitoresque and local colour. Writers like Victor Hugo or Alexandre Dumas asked their friend Louis boulanger and Eugène Giraud, two painter for creating the costumes of their plays. Paul Lormier was the costume’s designer of the “Académie de Musique”. He was considered as the best historical costume designer. As he worked his all life at the Opera, he could be considered as the first professional costume designer. During this time, the number of costume explosed since it was necessary to have costumes for each period, each category of person. Consequently, this reform changed also lot of things for actors and theater costumes workshop
Vamos, Julianna. "Labyrinthe d'une peau commune : observation et analyse d'une création collective". Paris 10, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986PA100020.
Texto completoViémont, Gaëlle. "Les costumiers, ces orfèvres d'un art dramaturgique sans nom : assises, enjeux et perspectives d'un secteur professionnel méconnu". Thesis, Strasbourg, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018STRAC016.
Texto completoThis work aims at analyzing the historical, social, cultural and gender factors responsible for the current undermining of the costume designers and makers profession. The first part consists in a historical research onthe theoretical origins of the Art of Costume starting with the appearance of the professional vocable - Costumier - invented by Pierre-Nicolas Sarrazin, as well as a study of the means this latter used to promote his field of work during the 18th century and how he came to fail. The second part is an interview-collection (2013 to 2016) - based reflection on the order nature of the work, the gender characterization of the workers and « care » as a creative motivation. It demonstrates how these specifics are potential ways to oppress the costume designers and makers and to deny them the appreciation and salary they deserve. The third part is an a esthetic critique of Costume Designer Dominique Fabrègue’s career, and the « Cut in one piece » Artwork she specialized in. This section argues that the discipline of designing costumes is an Art in full, and as it may come second in the process of putting on a play, is not for all that secondary and shouldn’t be considered assuch
Libros sobre el tema "Créateur de costumes"
Michel Robichaud. [Montréal]: Éditions de l'Homme, 1988.
Buscar texto completoMusée des arts décoratifs de la ville de Lausanne. Jeunes créateurs de Suisse romande: La mode et la création de bijoux : du 6 février au 9 mars 1997. Lausanne: Musée des arts décoratifs, 1997.
Buscar texto completoUnited States Institute for Theatre Technology, ed. Late & great: American designers 1960-2010. Syracuse, N.Y: U.S. Institute for Theatre Technology, 2010.
Buscar texto completoMontreal Museum of Fine Arts, ed. The fashion world of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the sidewalk to the catwalk. Montreal: Museum of Fine Arts, 2011.
Buscar texto completoStaff, Musée Galliéra. Fashion Mix : Mode D'ici: Créateurs D'ailleurs. Flammarion et Cie, 2015.
Buscar texto completoSims, Joshua. Fashion (Collins Gem). HarperCollins (UK), 2000.
Buscar texto completoFashion (Collins Gem). HarperCollins (UK), 2000.
Buscar texto completoHistory of the Theatre Costume Business. Taylor & Francis Group, 2021.
Buscar texto completoMorris, Gregory, Rachel Pollock y Triffin Morris. History of the Theatre Costume Business. Taylor & Francis Group, 2021.
Buscar texto completoLa Mode au XXe siecle. Thames & Hudson, 2003.
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