Eduard Fuchs i Bruno Schulz
Journal Title: Schulz/Forum - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 7
Abstract
In 1913, the Albert Langen publishing house in Munich published two-volume work, Die Weiberherrschaft in der Geschichte der Menschheit (The Rule of Women in the History of Mankind). Compiling 665 reproductions of drawings, prints and paintings from the collection of Eduard Fuchs, this edition shows how the image of female domination and male submission was widespread in Europe from the Renaissance to the early 20th century. Due to some visual parallels, one can assume that Schulz, endowed with good visual memory, freely adapted graphic illustrations created by other authors in his own compositions, especially in those presented in The Book of Idolatry. Perhaps he also drew inspiration from Fuchs’s famous collection?
Authors and Affiliations
Ariko Kato
Keywords
Related Articles
- EP ID EP169827
- DOI -
- Views 22
- Downloads 0
Listy Bezimiennej
The title Nameless One is Józefina Szelińska, Bruno Schulz’s fiancé who, however, never became his wife. The author reconstructs the history of their relationship, from their first meeting in 1933 through a period of fri...
Jerzy Ficowski o Schulzu – między rekonstrukcją a retoryką
According to the title, the author makes an attempt to reconstruct and analyze the rhetoric of Jerzy Ficowski’s works on Schulz. Since rhetoric is understood here as a way of articulating the text, in many cases it overl...
„Białe plamy w schulzologii” pod redakcją Małgorzaty Kitowskiej-Łysiak
In Białe plamy w schulzologii [The Blind Spots of Schulzology], a collection edited by Małgorzata Kitowska-Łysiak (2010), contributors focus on the relationship between Schulz’s fiction and his paintings, the problems of...
Uwagi w sprawie kanonu. Brunona Schulza szkicownik młodzieńczy i freski w willi Landaua
Most likely, Schulz’s sketchbook comes from 1907-1908, when he was fifteen or sixteen- years old. Scholars claim that the drawings in the sketchbook are of no high artistic value. Certainly, in the context of Schulz’s ca...
Pisarze polscy o pomocy zimowej
"An Unemployed Father from the Winter Aid", the story allegedly written by Bruno Schulz, in response to a call for help in organizing the Polish Winterhilfe (Winter Aid). Originally published in Sygnały, 1937, no. 25 (Ja...