Sarah Bernhardt Ordre des livres

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This book is a reproduction of a historical work, published by Megali, which specializes in producing large print editions. The focus on accessibility aims to assist individuals with impaired vision, ensuring that classic literature remains available to a wider audience.

From her early years on the stage to her triumphant tours of the great theaters of the world, legendary actress Sarah Bernhardt tells her story in this elegant and engrossing memoir. With her typical flair and dramatic flair, Bernhardt brings to life the many colorful characters and thrilling moments of her remarkable life. Whether you're a fan of the theater, a lover of history, or simply looking for an entertaining read, this is a book you won't want to miss.

The memoirs of Sarah Bernhardt, the legendary French actress known as 'The Divine Sarah', as published by her American publishers.

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The narrative unfolds through the eyes of a young girl named Sarah, reflecting on her mother’s frequent travels across Europe while she remains in the care of her nurse. With a backdrop of family dynamics, Sarah describes the ages and roles of her aunts, her absent father in China, and her blind grandmother. The story highlights themes of absence, familial bonds, and the contrast between the mother's adventurous spirit and Sarah's childhood experiences, creating a poignant exploration of longing and connection.

Narrated by a chair, In the Clouds is a light-hearted, humorous tale that tracks a hot-air balloon through the skies above Paris. Featuring the original illustrations by Georges Clairin, and in a fresh edit of the first English translation, this edition seeks to bring the tale to a new generation of readers.

Sarah Bernhardt, die Theatergöttin des Fin de Siècle, der erste Weltstar der Bühne, erobert den Himmel über Paris. Im Jahr der Weltausstellung 1878 begeistert sie das Publikum als Doña Sol in dem Stück Hernani von Victor Hugo an der Comédie-Française, während nur wenige Meter entfernt, in den Tuilerien, der große Fesselballon des Henry Giffard täglich in den Himmel aufsteigt. Vor dem Bau des Eiffelturms bot sich mit diesem Aufstieg ein unvergleichlicher Panoramablick. „Nichts ist glückhafter als der Blick aus der Höhe“, bemerkt Roland Barthes zu dieser euphorisch stimmenden Sicht auf Paris. Und unversehens kommt Sarah Bernhardt zu ihrem Auftritt als Pionierin der Lüfte. Eigens für sie wird ein Doña Sol getaufter Ballon hergerichtet und so starten ein junger Ballonfahrer, der Maler Georges Clairin und die unerschrockene Sarah Bernhardt zu einem Abenteuer, das von ihr selbst – aus der überraschenden Perspektive eines einfachen Pariser Strohstuhls, der ihr eigentlich nur als Sitz dienen sollte –, erzählt wird. In den Wolken, Sarah Bernhardts 1878 im Original erschienene Erzählung, ist nun erstmals in deutscher Sprache erhältlich. Mit Illustrationen von August Ohm

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