> Publications > Contents E&A VII
E&A 7
Egypt and Austria VII: Representations, ed. by Konrad Antonicek, Regina Hölzl, and Libor Jůn.
Prague (Academy of Performing Arts in Prague – Film and TV School of Academy of Performing Arts in Prague) 2012.
ISBN: 978-80-7331-247-3

Buy this book by Phoibos.

CONTENTS
Foreword
5
Egyptian Motifs in the Viennese Baroque Opera ((Konrad & Theophil Antonicek)
7
Physical Anthropology and the Representation of Ancient Egypt at the Natural History Museum Vienna (Margit Berner)
21
Charles Wilda (1854–1907) (Angela Blaschek)
33
Wir schmücken die Frauen dieser Welt [We Adorn the Women of the World]: How Glass Industries of the Jablonec Region Changed the Appearance of Egyptian Women (Cordula Brand)
43
Gustav Klimt and Egyptian Art. The Paintings in the Staircaise of the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien and their Prototypes (Ernst Czerny)
57
Exhibition The Sudan Mission 1848–1858: Beginning of the Great Expectations (Marko Frelih)
71
Representations of Egypt in Adult Education Centres in Vienna, 1919–1938 (Clemens Gütl)
81
Anton von Lukovich. Der Aufstieg und Fall einer außergewöhnlichen Persönlichkeit im Ägypten des 19. Jahrhunderts (Gottfried Hamernik)
87
Austrian Musicians and Singers in Egypt (1869–1914) (Johanna Holaubek)
93
A Travelling Journeyman – the Carpenter Daniel Šustek (1846–1927) Hunting for a Job in Egypt and the Near East (Lubica Hudaková)
101
A Travellers's Respite … the Lecture (Libor Jůn)
117
Czechoslovak Globetrotters – Travels of Viktor Mussik and Malý-Tatranskýs (Adéla Jůnová-Macková)
123
Adolf Lapaine: From Memoirs of Egypt. An Adventurous Journey to Egypt (Tomislav Kajfež)
137
Urania in Egypt: A Study Tour to the Land of the Nile, Easter 1912 (Christian Liebl)
143
Professional Traveller and Amateur Václav Zelenka (1892–1979) and His First Dictionary and Last travelogue (Hana Navrátilová – František Ondráš ))
159
Viktor Stegemann, Prag und die Koptische Paläographie (Wolf B. Oerter)
173
The Impact on Metternich's Foreign Policy of Austria's Economic Interests in the Ottoman Empire in the 1830s, with Particular Reference to Egypt (Miroslav Šedivý)
181
The Maria-Theresien-Taler vulgo Levantiner (Edith Specht)
201