This biographical essay, starting from the recent publication of two books by Helene Raff, "Joachim Raff: Portrait of a Life" (1925) and "Leaves from Life's Tree" (1938), clarifies the very hidden affair between the young painter Helene Raff and the aged Henrik ibsen, who regarded her as "youth personified". The essay is an attempt to detect all the psychological implications of this relationship from an aestetic viewpoint, hypothesizing that some traits of the character of the musician Joachim Raff, Helene's father, may have passed into the figure of Solness, the master builder.
Helene Raff e Henrik Ibsen
Franco Perrelli
2013-01-01
Abstract
This biographical essay, starting from the recent publication of two books by Helene Raff, "Joachim Raff: Portrait of a Life" (1925) and "Leaves from Life's Tree" (1938), clarifies the very hidden affair between the young painter Helene Raff and the aged Henrik ibsen, who regarded her as "youth personified". The essay is an attempt to detect all the psychological implications of this relationship from an aestetic viewpoint, hypothesizing that some traits of the character of the musician Joachim Raff, Helene's father, may have passed into the figure of Solness, the master builder.File in questo prodotto:
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