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Petrouchka, the ballet, was composed by Igor Stravinsky in 1910-11. The setting takes place at the Shrovetide fair in Admiralty Square, St. Petersburg, in 1830. The main characters are the Charlatan, the wicked director of amusements, and the puppets he keeps confined backstage ... the Moor, the Ballerina, and Petrouchka. When the Charlatan blows his flute, the three puppets spark to life, transformed into real people with real feelings. They leap from their little stage and dance in a frenzy among the thrilled and astounded carnival-goers.

Later, the Charlatan throws Petrouchka back in his dark cell. Petrouchka is humiliated and yearns to escape the Charlatan's cruel treatment. He also tries to express the love he feels for the Ballerina, but she rejects him for the Moor.

In the final scene, evening has come, and the carnival is in full swing. There is much dancing and merriment in the street. Suddenly Petrouchka runs through the square, followed by the Moor in ho...

Welcome! I'm privileged and delighted to return to art after so many years. I'm also the published writer of children's books and children's poetry and the former editor of two children's magazines. But before I was a published writer, I was pursuing my passions of painting and photography. I belonged to the Artist's Guild of Indiana, promoting and selling my work at art events. I also exhibited paintings in various galleries in Indianapolis and Carmel, Indiana. So browse my gallery and enjoy. I hope you see something that resonates with you. Check back often ... there's much more to come! Thank you for visiting, and may God Bless you. Interested in an original painting? • Contact me at tw.harshman@sbcglobal.net • Visit my...

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