Revue Size:120 x 86cm (approx. DIN A0) Woodcuts have shaped representations of

Woodcuts have shaped representations of nature in art in fascinating ways

These works of art emphasize the knights' social status as warriors and noblemen

While most artists use their models as a source of inspiration

diente es im Laufe der Geschichte verschiedenen Zwecken

Diese Porträts sprechen die Sinne an und zeigen

Revue Size:120 x 86cm (approx. DIN A0) Woodcuts have shaped representations ofDance of the 1930s Revue: An era of glamor and elegance The dance of the revue in the 1930s was a stylish continuation of the dance culture of the 1920s. In this era of glamor and elegance, the choreographies became more complex and the costumes even more glamorous. The Charleston remained popular, but new dances such as the foxtrot and swing emerged. Famous dancers such as Josephine Baker and Ginger Rogers shaped this time. The dance of the 1930s