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Hans christian andersen ppt
- 1. Hans Christian Andersen
- 6. Andersen loved paper: he wrote on it, drew on it, cut it. He would accompany his paper cutting with a fantastic tale and end the tale by unfolding the paper to the listeners amazement.
- 7. Click here to view paper trick http://www.museum.odense.dk/andersen/tegning/billedstart.asp?sprog = engelsk
- 8. HCA statue in Odense, Denmark. The poet is commemorated each year on April 2 by placing wreathes and singing.
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- A journeyman is a trader or crafter who has completed an apprenticeship . A journeyman was a craftsman who had fully learned his trade and earned money but was not yet a master . To become a master, a journeyman had to submit a master work piece to a guild for judgment. If the work were deemed worthy, the journeyman would be admitted to the guild as a master. The word "journeyman" comes from the French word journee , meaning the period of one day; this refers to their right to charge a fee for each day's work. They would normally be employed by a master craftsman , but would live apart and might have a family of their own. A journeyman could not employ others
- To Hans Christian Andersen paper was not meant to be media for the written word only. Paper - it seems - represented the basis for his imaginative expressing. Through out his life Hans Christian Andersen was an addict to paper. He wrote on it, he drew on it - and he used it to cut in. There is no straight connection between the authors paper cuts and his fairy tales, but he used to accompany his paper cutting with a fantastic tale, and end the tale by unfolding the paper to the amazed listeners.
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