£28.50
Date 1940s ?
Switzerland + London Goetheanum Dornach Eurhythmy 1940s
A pair of 1940s Eurhythmy booklets from the Goetheanum, Dornach, one programme from Switzerland and one from London.
Eurhythmy is an expressive movement art in which speech and music are made visible through gesture, and Goetheanum performances toured internationally.
An unusual and specialist pair of performance programmes, ideal for collectors of dance and theatre memorabilia.
| Venue | Switzerland + London |
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One programme from each country.
Condition: 1st = NrM, notes on rear page, and 2nd = V Good, cfld, lcr
Did you know?
- Eurhythmy was developed by the Austrian philosopher Rudolf Steiner, founder of anthroposophy and the Steiner-Waldorf schools, from around 1912.
- The first Goetheanum, a wooden building, burned down on New Year’s Eve 1922; the present concrete building was completed in 1928.
SKU: T01378
