In action - son Hurvinek

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Web	1200x711	10,00 €
Print	2480x1470	40,00 €
HighRes	5874x3482	150,00 €

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Spejbl und Hurvínek Spejbl und Hurvínek sind die beiden berühmtesten Marionetten des tschechischen Puppenspielers Josef Skupa. Vater Spejbl wurde 1919/1920 vom Pilsener Holzschnitzer Karel Nosek nach Vorlagen Skupas gefertigt. Im Jahre 1926 folgte Sohn Hurvínek (auf dem Bild zu sehen), gefertigt von Gustav Nosek, dem Neffen von Karel Nosek. Kern der meisten, insbesondere der kurzen Stücke sind die Dialoge zwischen dem Vater Spejbl, der oft von sich und seinen Kenntnissen sehr überzeugt ist, und Sohn Hurvínek, der die Selbstüberzeugung des Vaters mit entsprechenden Fragen ins Wanken bringt.