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Antwort für Christine

Poetry
German
316 Words
No Age Recommendation
506
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Ein "fremder" Text und die Gedanken, die mir dazu einfielen.

Keywords: Geige, Fanfare, Krähe, zurückkommen

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Alma Johanna Koenig Sahara

Reisenovellen

Travel
German
41039 Words
Ages 12 and up
268
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Mit Alma Johanna Koenig haben wir es mit niemandem zu tun, der einmal für einige Tage oder Wochen ein fremdes Land bereist und dann darüber schreibt. Nein, die Autorin lebte für lange Jahre gemeinsam mit ihrem Mann, einem Diplomaten, in Nordafrika. Sie schreibt auch nicht nur über die Land- und Naturschönheiten Algeriens, sondern ferner ausführlich über die Erlebnisse und Schicksale einheimischer Straßenräuber, Tänzerinnen, Betteljungen, Eunuchen, Kameltreiber, Sklaven und vieler anderer mehr. Das Buch Sahara bietet also nicht ausschließlich Reiseberichte, sondern auch menschliche Schicksale; es vereint Poesie und Abenteuer. In neuer deutscher Rechtschreibung und Korrektur gelesen. [more]

Keywords: Alma, Johanna, Koenig, Sahara, Reise, Novelle, Reisenovelle, Reiseerzählung, reisen, verreisen, Reisebeschreibung, Reisebericht, Algier, Afrika, Nordafrika, Palme, Meer, Moschee, Palast, Frau, Fanfare, Maki, Natur, Cherchel, Hochzeit, Braut, Messauda, Stern, Tänzerin, Räuber, Straßenräuber, Autorin, Schriftstellerin, Hafen, Möwe, Cap-Matifou, Deux-Moulins, Kai, Araber, Kasbah, Rue d'Isly, Harem, Kemal Pascha, Türkin, Kabylie, Haik, Schleier, verschleiert, Koran, Franzose, Französin, Cervantes, Dey, Eunuch, Fatmah, Ramadan, Henna, Mekkapilger, Mzab, Walfahrer, wallfahren, pilgern, Mekka, Turban, Kinderheirat, Zwangsehe, Zwangsheirat, Schirokko, Kaste, Tausendundeine Nacht, Chass-D'Af, Fez, Österreich, Café de l'Opera, Zoo, Dresden, Halbaffe, Prinzessin, Nil, Liebe, Ehebruch, Kleopatra, Selene, Oktavia, Iuba, Rom, römisch, Cäsarea, Ghardaia, Marabout, Sure, Bräutigam, Kuskus, Menthetee, Bauchtanz, Bauchtänzerin, Djelfa, Abendland, Morgenland, Nailia, Mozabit, Hôtel du Sahara, Mord, Vedette, Kameltreiber, Kamel, Betteljunge, Bettler, Neger, Metlili, Chebka, Meschwoui, Salzsee, Malaria, Scheik, Sloughi, Tuareg, Fantasia, Targui, Sklave, Negersklave, Sklaverei, Guenon, Fenek, Ahal, Khif, Scheherezade, Chicago [more][Less]

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WILLIAM NOTMAN THROUGH MOUNTAINS AND CANYONS

THE CANADIAN ROCKIES

Fantasy
English
271 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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William Notman (8 March 1826 – 25 November 1891) was a Scottish-Canadian photographer and businessman. The Notman Housein Montreal was his home from 1876 until his death in 1891 and has since been named for him. Notman was born in Paisley, Scotland in 1826, and moved to Montreal in 1856. An amateur photographer, he quickly established a flourishing professional photography studio on Bleury Street. His first important commission was the documentation of the construction of the Victoria Bridge across the St. Lawrence River. The Bridge opened with great fanfare in 1860, attended by the Prince of Walesand Notman's camera. The gift to the Prince of a Maple Box containing Notman's photographs of the construction of the bridge and scenes of Canada East and Canada West so pleased Queen Victoria that, according to family tradition, she named him "Photographer to the Queen."[1] Notman's reputation and business grew over the next three decades, the first Canadian photographer with an international reputation, and he operated his business as a partnership with other noted Canadian artists, initially John Arthur Fraser and then Henry Sandham, whom he also mentored. He established branches throughout Canada and the United States, including seasonal branches at Yale andHarvard universities, to cater to the student trade. Notman was also an active member of the Montreal artistic community, opening his studio for exhibitions by local painters; the studio also provided training for aspiring photographers and painters. Notman was highly regarded by his colleagues for his innovative photography, and held patents for some of the techniques he developed to recreate winter within the studio walls. He won medals at exhibitions in Montreal, London, Paris, and Australia. [more]

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