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Look fabulous while protecting your eyes from the sun's harmful rays with a pair of designer sunglasses from Calvin Klein.
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5.5 inches from temple to temple
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Ingmar Bergman has stated that THE MAGIC FLUTE had long since been an inspiration to him by the time he directed this movie version of an actual staging of Mozart's opera. In Emanuel Schikaneder's libretto--performed here in Swedish instead of German--Prince Tamino (Josef Kostlinger) is sent by the mysterious and powerful Queen of the Night (Birgit Nordin) to rescue her daughter, Pamina (Irma Urrila), from the sorcerer Sarastro (Ulrik Cold), who has kidnapped the girl. Tamino is aided on his mission by the bird catcher Papageno (Hakan Hagegard), an endearing buffoon (and arguably the opera's most popular character) who wants nothing more than to find himself a loving wife. The director presents a shortened version of the story, enhanced with a Freudian plot element (of sorts), while also giving the piece a slight overhaul for a more modern, less politically questionable feel. Bergman shows the goings-on onstage, often zooming in for close-ups of the performers' interaction with one another, interspersed with shots of individual faces in the audience. The actors were mostly chosen for their appearance and stage presence rather than their vocal prowess, though Hagegard has been singled out by critics for his fine performance and went on to enjoy a distinguished music career.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseColor Digital TransferRarely-Heard Stereo ScoreOptional English Subtitles
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Monet moved to Giverny in 1883. Ten years later he acquired a small pond and created a water garden, complete with lilies and a Japanese style bridge. In 1900 he exhibited a series of ten versions of the pond, capturing it in different stages of light - an exercise he repeated in the same period with his haystack series and poplar series.
Artist: Claude Monet
Title: Le Pont Japonais Bassin Aux Nympheas
Frame: Ornate Antique Gold with Patina - 2.1 in.
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