In response to the query for puppetry information -- there exists a fabulous
museum in Atlanta called the Center for Puppetry Arts (the second link below
gives an example of their distance learning programs)
Here are a couple of resources regarding the puppetry request:
http://www.sagecraft.com/puppetry/exhibits/
an interesting puppetry and exhibit site
http://www.cesa10.k12.wi.us/dl/trips/cpa.htm
is an example of the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta --d istance
learning programs
http://www.puppet.org/
the main site for the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, GA
Hope this helps!
Terrie
Terrie Nolinske, Ph.D.
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Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2002 1:26 PM
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Subject: Puppet Museum Query...
Friends and Colleagues --
I am requesting any information you may have regarding exhibition
venues for those interested in displaying 13th-20th century puppets,
marionettes, puppet stages, dolls, automatons, organ grinders, and
puppet-related ephemera.
I pass on this request as a favor to some dear friends who run the
Spiel und Theaterfigurenmuseum in Lubeck, Germany. They claim to have the
world's largest *private* collection of puppets, which number circa
30,000 objects (not including extensive library holdings, too) and is
spread out amoung *six* former Renaissance-era warehouses [ie., quite
mammoth in size])...
I have used the collections myself for research, I can attest to them
being in splendid shape, and well ordered.
Any thoughts you may have are helpful... Thank you...
Jay Kempen, Washington University Archives in St. Louis, Missouri.
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(314) 935-5444
Contact also: Fritz and Saras Frey
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