The Trials of Oscar Wilde
Marquis of Queensberry's Mansion, Reception Room
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Synopsis Ken Adam
"So what I decided to do was a complete stylisation using all the classical elements of the St James's Theatre and the Café Royal. The only new design element was a very tall, slender French window with a circular top at the end of the set. Then I used Georgian doors from the St James's and I painted the whole floor like Siena marble. I had a very good painter and it was beautifully done. Then I had the idea of treating the set in two colours only – terracotta for the walls, and everything else in black – because it was after the funeral." (Ken Adam)
Christopher Frayling: Ken Adam and the Art of Production Design. London 2005, S. 83.
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- Content motif general:
- Innenraum
- Content motif specific:
- Salon (Zimmer)
- Subject:
- Schachbrettmuster
- FensterWindow
- Rundbogen
- SchattenShadow
- Associated subject:
- SchottlandHandlungsort
- Herrenhaus
- Villen und Apartments
- Associated person:
- Jeffries, Lionel
- Fraser, John
- Related movie:
- The Trials of Oscar Wilde