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1995Best.-Nr. BN61665Urachhaus 1995. Hardcover. mit kleineren Gebrauchsspuren absolute Rarität! Eines der bekanntesten Märchen Oscar Wildes: die Geschichte vom eigensüchtigen Riesen der die spielenden Kinder aus seinem Garten vertreibt bis sein Herz eines Tages weich wird. Ab 4 Jahren. Oscar Wilde wurde 1854 in Dublin geboren. Wilde studierte erst am Trinity College in Dublin dann in Oxford wo er sich mehr und mehr einem Ästhetizismus zuwandte den er nicht nur in der Kunst sondern auch im Leben zum Maß aller Dinge machte. 1884 heiratete er in London; zwei Söhne wurden geboren. In den folgenden Jahren entfremdete er sich zunehmend von seiner Frau und wurde sich wohl seiner homoerotischen Neigungen deutlicher bewußt. Gleichzeitig nahm sein Ruhm stetig zu; in rascher Folge entstanden Essays sein einziger Roman "Das Bildnis des Dorian Gray" die Märchen Erzählungen und mehrere Theaterstücke. 1895 wurde er wegen seiner Liebesbeziehung zum jungen Lord Alfred Douglas in einen Prozeß mit dessen Vater verwickelt der ihm zum Verhängnis wurde: Wilde wurde zu Zwangsarbeit verurteilt und war nun gesellschaftlich aber auch künstlerisch erledigt. 1897 aus seiner Einzelzelle entlassen floh er nach Frankreich unternahm noch einige Reisen und starb 1900 resigniert in Paris. Urachhaus hardcover
