Der junge Zauberer Lavandula geht auf Wanderschaft; um die Menschen kennenzulernen. Er erlebt zahlreiche Abenteuer und trifft viele neue Freunde. Lavandula zaubert nur im Notfall; er versucht die Probleme immer erst ohne Zaubern zu louml;sen. Auf seiner Reise merkt er; dass es aber am schouml;nsten bei Mama und den Hexentanten und Zaubereronkeln zu Hause ist.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Michelangelo Before Hollywood A.E.H.By propertiusDid you know that Michelangelo held Signorelli and Perugino in contempt? Well now you do; which may explain why he destroyed several frescoes in the Sistine chapel in order to make way for his own Last Judgment.This book although published in 1915 does manage to point the way forged by John Ruskin at least for the English reader. Mr. Rolland even has his provocative moments as when he says that it "would be absurd to offer Michelangelo as a model to young artists." or that "the Carracci were needed at the end of the century (16th) to snatch Italian art from inevitable death."For a slim volume; Mr. Rolland does mange to present some rather grand opinions concerning the art and influence; both historically and artistically;of Michelangelo without becoming merely a cup bearer for the great artist. The leitmotif running throughout this book is the balance in Michelangelos art whether it is Platonism versus Christianity; voluptuous in art as opposed to "pious and bourgeois realism." This writer does have a grand stroke about him and I am quite certain that it will stimulate the casual reader to understand the mans work and a bit of his life especially the delicate manner of his love for Vittoria Colonna or Tommaso dei Cavalieri.1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. I was anticipating more biographical information on the subject.By Thomas W. GreeneThe rating reflects my own disappointment with this book. There was too much narration about Michelangelos contention with his numerous patrons and adversaries than with the fruits of his labor. The description of his unique painting of the Cistine Chapel ceiling is; however; an exception to my otherwise negative to indifferent outlook on thid book.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. good short version of his lifeBy TERRY SHAULGood shot version of his his life. The long version came out in the 1950s and they made the movie from it The Agony and The Extasy. That books about a thousand pages
