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Postcard with the portrait of Mihail Sorbul, bearing his holograph signature, ca. 1925

96. Postcard with the portrait of Mihail Sorbul, bearing his holograph signature, ca. 1925

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EUR 50

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EUR 50

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Wed, 7 March 2018 19:30

Mihail Sorbul (pseudonym of Mihail Smolski, 1885-1966) was one of the most important playwrights in our literature, bringing a new vision. The tragic comedy "Patima roşie", played at the Small Theatre in his Parisian tour (1923), was a great success, the French critics comparing the character Tofana to Fedra. He was a founding member of the "Romanian Drama Authors' Society" (1923), its president, and head of the Cluj National Theatre (1931).

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width 9 cm, height 14 cm, custom 9x14

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Mihail Sorbul (pseudonym of Mihail Smolski, 1885-1966) was one of the most important playwrights in our literature, bringing a new vision. The tragic comedy "Patima roşie", played at the Small Theatre in his Parisian tour (1923), was a great success, the French critics comparing the character Tofana to Fedra. He was a founding member of the "Romanian Drama Authors' Society" (1923), its president, and head of the Cluj National Theatre (1931).

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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For additional information regarding the lot and the auction, please contact the Art Consultants Department.

Dimensions

width 9 cm, height 14 cm, custom 9x14

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