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Tableau vivant
• French for "living picture.“
• Throughout the duration of the display, the
  people shown do not speak or move.
• The most recent hey-day of the tableau vivant
  was the 19th century with virtually nude
  tableaux vivants or "poses plastiques"
  providing a form of erotic entertainment.
Tableau On Stage
• Series of tableaux presented
  on a theatre stage, one
  following another, usually tells
  a story without requiring all
  the usual trappings of a "live"
  theatre performance.
• Since English stage censorship often strictly
  forbade actresses to move when nude or
  semi-nude on stage, tableaux vivants also had
  a place in presenting risqué entertainment at
  special shows.
• In the nineteenth century actresses took such
  titles as "Nymphs Bathing" and "Diana the
  Huntress" and were to be found at places
  providing erotic entertainment in the form of
  nude tableaux vivants on stage.
• Such shows had largely died out by the 1970s.
Photographic
Tableau Form
• Jean-Francois Chevrier was the first
  to coin the term Tableau in relation
  to a form of art photography, which
  began in the 1970s and 80s in an
  essay titled The Adventures of the
  Picture Form in the History of
  Photography in 1989.
Jean-Francois Chevrier
• And…

  one of the salient qualities of the
           Tableau is that
 it must be an object of thought.
The Fleury Tableau
depicting the Sermon on the Mount, is the largest single piece of artwork
in the church and is a three dimensional Fresco.
La Marseillaise
"Arise, children of the fatherland. The day of glory has arrived!
       Against us, the tyranny's Bloody banner is raised.“
                    (French National Anthem)
Let’s PLAY a GAME!!!
•There must be two groups
Groupings




            • Topic will be provided
  Topic




            • Members will present the topic by
 Tableau      forming a picture using their bodies
  vivant
• The groups will be given 1 minute to talk
          and form the tableau
Time

        • Participants must keep still for ten (10)
          seconds



        • The group who best represents the
          picture gets a point
point   • The group who is able to get three (3)
          points first wins the game
Let’s START!

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Tableau

  • 1.
  • 2.
  • 3. Tableau vivant • French for "living picture.“ • Throughout the duration of the display, the people shown do not speak or move. • The most recent hey-day of the tableau vivant was the 19th century with virtually nude tableaux vivants or "poses plastiques" providing a form of erotic entertainment.
  • 5. • Series of tableaux presented on a theatre stage, one following another, usually tells a story without requiring all the usual trappings of a "live" theatre performance.
  • 6. • Since English stage censorship often strictly forbade actresses to move when nude or semi-nude on stage, tableaux vivants also had a place in presenting risqué entertainment at special shows. • In the nineteenth century actresses took such titles as "Nymphs Bathing" and "Diana the Huntress" and were to be found at places providing erotic entertainment in the form of nude tableaux vivants on stage. • Such shows had largely died out by the 1970s.
  • 8. • Jean-Francois Chevrier was the first to coin the term Tableau in relation to a form of art photography, which began in the 1970s and 80s in an essay titled The Adventures of the Picture Form in the History of Photography in 1989.
  • 10. • And… one of the salient qualities of the Tableau is that it must be an object of thought.
  • 11.
  • 12. The Fleury Tableau depicting the Sermon on the Mount, is the largest single piece of artwork in the church and is a three dimensional Fresco.
  • 13.
  • 14. La Marseillaise "Arise, children of the fatherland. The day of glory has arrived! Against us, the tyranny's Bloody banner is raised.“ (French National Anthem)
  • 15. Let’s PLAY a GAME!!!
  • 16. •There must be two groups Groupings • Topic will be provided Topic • Members will present the topic by Tableau forming a picture using their bodies vivant
  • 17.
  • 18. • The groups will be given 1 minute to talk and form the tableau Time • Participants must keep still for ten (10) seconds • The group who best represents the picture gets a point point • The group who is able to get three (3) points first wins the game