101. Dos Diseños De Vestuario De Inigo Jones (1573-1652). A La Izquierda Pentesilea, Translate this page Dos diseños de vestuario de Inigo Jones (1573-1652). Ambas con textos de BenJonson (1571-1638). (Devonshire Collection, Chatsworth) http://parnaseo.uv.es/Ars/Imagenes/Actores/25.htm

102. SHAKESPEARE: A DAY AT THE GLOBE In 1573, Elizabeth gave her protection to a company of actors which Unlike BenJonson, they left behind biographical information or pursued more http://www.guidanceassociates.com/shakdayatglo.html

Objectives of the Program Shakespeare: A Day at the Globe is designed to help students become familiar with • the rise of Elizabethan theater from its origins in early inn yard performances to the building of the Globe Theatre in 1599; • the forces that supported Elizabethan theater as well as the forces that opposed it; • the probable structure of Shakespeare’s acting company, its theater, and the makeup of its audience; • the stage conditions in a 1599 performance at the Globe and the possible reaction of an audience to a performance of Julius Caesar; • the workings of Shakespeare’s company and his role in it; • the relationship between Shakespeare’s plays, his times, and the stage for which his plays were written. • Introduction and Summary Few events in English literature can compare in importance with the opening of the Globe Theatre in 1599. Ushering in Shakespeare’s ten years at the “wooden O,” the event symbolizes a period that, though short lived, saw the flowering of Elizabethan drama and the creation of works of dramatic literature that are still considered among the greatest of any age. The two-part video, Shakespeare: A Day at the Globe, is designed to help students become aware of the significance of this period. The program can lead students to understand the stage conditions for which Shakespeare’s plays were written; it can demonstrated to students the place of Shakespeare and his theater in the context of all Elizabethan drama; and it can shed light on the social, political, and cultural events that made Shakespeare’s accomplishments possible.

103. Historisches Umfeld Johannes Keplers Caesar , Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor , Was ihr wollt . http://www.brgkepler.at/projekte/keplerraum/tafel.htm

Das historische Umfeld Entwicklung der Astronomie Kepler 27.12.1571 um 14 Uhr 30 geboren Kunst Kultur Literatur Bartolomeu Ammanati Neptunsbrunnen vor dem Palazzo Vecchio in Florenz. Tizian Pierre de Ronsard: "La Franciade". Fertigstellung des Maximilangrabmals in der Hofkirche in Innsbruck Francois Hotmann "Francogallia". Paolo Veronese : "Gastmahl des Levi"; Kathedrale von Mexico-City bis 1667. Torquato Tasso Wissenschaft und Technik Francois Vieta "Canon mathematicus" ( Tafel der Winkelfunktionen). Tycho Brahe Der polnische Mathematiker Strumienski beschreibt erstmals eine Wasserwaage. Weltpolitik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft 20.5.: Heilige Liga zwischen Pius V. Phillip II. 24.5.: Die Krimtataren erscheinen zum letztenmal in Moskau und brennen es nieder. 13.05. wird Gregor XIII. Papst. Er war Vertreter der Gegenreformation. Wilhelm von Oranien zu ihrem Stadthalter. Auf Pius V. folgt Ugo Boncompagni als Papst Gregor XIII Massaker an Hugenotten in Frankreich In Polen endet die Jagiellonen -Dynastie Julius Echter Gregor XIII. Heinrich von Anjou Karl IX.

104. Inigo Jones [en] *15.7.1573 †21.6.1652 He designed costumes for a number of masques by BenJonson, and the two had famous arguments about whether stage design or http://www.archinform.net/arch/17720.htm

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