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Max Reinhardt, one of the greatest impresarios of theatrical history, has a lifelong ambition - to dissolve the boundary between theatre and the world it portrays. Each year at the Salzburg Festival he directed a famous morality play, Everyman, about God sending Death to summon a representative of mankind for judgement. The victim he chooses is a man who, like Reinhardt rejoice in his wealth and all the pleasures that money can buy. Then in 1938 Hitler declares his own day of reckoning and sends Death into Austria - where upon Reinhardt, a Jew is left naked and vulnerable as Everyman himself.
Print Sizes
Please note all prints on paper have a white border, details of which are shown below. Our prints are printed on demand and are therefore ineligible for refunds.
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Small |
Medium |
Large |
Extra Large |
Image Size |
16 x 24cm |
21 x 32cm |
32 x 48cm |
43 x 64cm |
Paper Size |
22 x 30cm |
31 x 42cm |
46 x 62cm |
61 x 82cm |
Canvas |
20 x 30cm |
27 x 40cm |
40 x 60cm |
50 x 83cm |
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