Gabler Collection

Play / Ibsen / Hedda Gabler
A series of simple sketches of Eleonora Duse

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Rough Hawkbit (Leontodon hispidus) in full bloom, in the background the rock walls and glaciers of the Reichenspitzgruppe mountains in the Zillertal Alps

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The Reichenspitz Mountain Range in the Zillertal Alps in National Park Hohe Tauern. Wildflower meadow, in the background Mount Gabler and Mount Reichen Spitze with the glacier Wildgerlos Kees

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The Reichenspitz Mountain Range in the Zillertal Alps in National Park Hohe Tauern. Mount Gabler, Mount Reichen Spitze and Mount Wild Gerlos Spitze with the glacier Wildgerlos Kees

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The Reichenspitz Mountain Range in the Zillertal Alps in National Park Hohe Tauern. The valley head of the valley Wildgerlostal with glacier Wildgerlos Kees

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Reichenspitze mountain range (Zillertertal Alps) in the National Park Hohe Tauern during winter covered with ice and snow. Sunrise over Mt Reichenspitze (3303m) and Mt Gabler, Austria

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Reichenspitze mountain range (Zillertertal Alps) in the National Park Hohe Tauern during winter covered with ice and snow. Sunrise over Mt Reichenspitze (3303m) and Mt Gabler, Austria

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Reichenspitze mountain range (Zillertertal Alps) in the National Park Hohe Tauern during winter covered with ice and snow. Sunrise over Mt Reichenspitze (3303m) and Mt Gabler, Austria

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Reichenspitze mountain range (Zillertertal Alps) in the national Park Hohe Tauern during winter covered with ice and snow. Sunrise over Mt Reichenspitze (3303m) and Mt Gabler. Date: 02/12/2008

The coronation procession of Francis II from the Frankfurt Cathedral to Romerberg in July 1792. Private Collection

Brienz et Le Lac A Gabler Swiss active 1860s
Brienz et Le Lac; A. Gabler (Swiss, active 1860s - 1890s); 1865-1870; Albumen silver print

woman native costume hat seated A Gabler Swiss
woman in native costume with hat, seated; A. Gabler (Swiss, active 1860s - 1890s); about 1876; Albumen silver print

Marion Lea - American actress
Marion Lea (1864-1944), American actress, co-produced Ibsens play " Hedda Gabler". Date: 1890

Reichenspitze mountain range ( Zillertertal Alps) in the national Park Hohe Tauern
Reichenspitze mountain range (Zillertertal Alps) in the National Park Hohe Tauern during winter covered with ice and snow. Sunrise over Mt Reichenspitze (3303m) and Mt Gabler, Austria

Uniforms of the Russian Imperial army: grenadiers, musketeers and hunters. Illustration by Gabler
Militaria, Russia, 19th century. Uniforms of the Russian Imperial army: grenadiers, musketeers and hunters. Illustration by Gabler

Gabler House facade, Cheb, West Bohemia, Czech Republic, Europe

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"Gabler: A Playful Journey into Ibsen's Hedda Gabler" Step into the world of Henrik Ibsen's iconic play, Hedda Gabler, as we delve into the complexities and intrigues of this timeless masterpiece. With its DDE-90028924 edition, Gabler captivates audiences with a riveting portrayal of the enigmatic protagonist. Transport yourself to 19th-century Norway, where Marion Lea, an American actress renowned for her talent and versatility, breathes life into Hedda Gabler's character. Her captivating performance leaves spectators spellbound as they witness the unraveling of a woman trapped in societal constraints. As we explore further, let us not forget Ambrosius Gabler (1762-1834), an artist whose brushstrokes immortalized history. His remarkable depiction of Francis II's coronation procession from Frankfurt Cathedral to Romerberg in July 1792 showcases his artistic prowess and attention to detail. But our journey doesn't end there; it takes us higher than ever before. The Reichenspitze mountain range within the Zillertertal Alps stands tall in Austria's national Park Hohe Tauern. Its majestic beauty captured by photographers like DDE-90028795 reveals nature at its most awe-inspiring state – a visual symphony that resonates with our souls. Just like these diverse references connected through the name "Gabler, " so too does Ibsen's play intertwine various themes – love, power dynamics, and societal expectations – creating a tapestry that reflects human existence itself. In this caption about "Gabler, " we celebrate artistry across different mediums – theater performances that stir emotions deep within us; historical paintings that preserve moments forever; breathtaking landscapes that remind us of nature's grandeur. So join us on this multidimensional exploration where creativity knows no bounds.