Cava van Conseugra, een offer der vrouwelyke wraak - De jonge Richelieu of De Fransche Lovelace - Volsan, of de menschenhater door tegenspoed'

Type:

boek

Titel:

Cava van Conseugra, een offer der vrouwelyke wraak - De jonge Richelieu of De Fransche Lovelace - Volsan, of de menschenhater door tegenspoed'

Andere titel:

Cava von Conseugra, ein Opfer der Weiber-Rache - La Jeunesse du Duc de Richelieu, ou le Lovelace Français - Volsan ou le Misanthrope par Infortune

Auteur:

Duval, Alexandre; Boutet, Jacques Marie; Herbst, Joseph; Villenhoven, J. D.

Jaar:

1797

URL:

https://books.google.be/books?id=w6JZAAAAcAAJ; https://books.google.be/books?id=uKJZAAAAcAAJ; https://books.google.be/books?id=wqJZAAAAcAAJhttps://books.google.be/books?vid=KBNL:KBNL03000080385&redir_esc=y Google Books

Onderwerp:

18th Century (1701-1800)
Play (theater)
Netherlands

Taal:

Nederlands

Uitgever:

Amsterdam Dóll 1797

Plaatsnummer:

ORPH.KTS1 C1.04 05A02 (Orpheus Instituut)

Paginering:

130-148-54 pages illustrations

Reeks:

Zedelijk schouwtoneel der menschelijke hartstochten en daaden of Toneelstukken van Vernuft en Smaak 3/16

Nota:

"Cava von Conseugra, ein Opfer der Weiber-Rache" by Joseph Herbst premiered in 1794
Duval was a French dramatist, sailor, architect, actor & theatre manager. "La Jeunesse du Duc de Richelieu, ou le Lovelace Français", he wrote together with Monvel, and premiered in 1796.
The title-page of "Volsan" suggests it may be a translation by Villenhoven of a somewhat older (anonymous) french play.However, the two extant versions of the play - both published in Amsterdam - also suggest the opposite scenario: The Dutch version having been published in 1797 and the French as "Volsan ou le Misanthrope par Infortune" in 1798, both by J. Dòll. Since no information could be found about the author beyond references to this one play, it could be argued that he (or she) may have been a bilingual Dutch or Belgian playwright, who wrote and published the play in both languages.
Each play is preceded by an etching showing a specific scene from the play.

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