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The haunted facades of Avenue de Miremont in Geneva
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English: A baby-eating faun, with one of the children escaping from the basket by sliding down a rope - on the haunted facades of the buildings at 33 Avenue de Miremont in the Champel part of Geneva, Switzerland, constructed in 1910 and designed by the architects Arthur Boissonnas (1879-1941) and Paul-Eugène Henssler (1878-1954). The relief sculptures of fairy tale images were made by the artist Paul Moullet (1878-1928). It remains mysterious what motivated the owner, a certain Mister Hoelscher, to commission the oger-motived art. The comedians Ludmilla and Georges Pitoëff, founders of the Pitoëff company, lived in that building from 1916 to 1922.
Français : Les façades hantées des immeubles au 33 avenue de Miremont, construits a Genéve-Champel en 1910 par les architectes Arthur Boissonnas (1879-1941) et Paul-Eugène Henssler (1878-1954). Décoration de pierre du sculpteur Paul Moullet (1878-1928). Imagerie de conte de fées: Motif des faunes qui dévorent des enfants. Un des bébés s'échappe de l'ogre. La motivation de propiétaire, un certain M. Hœlscher, reste mystérieuse. Les comédiens Ludmilla et Georges Pitoëff, fondateurs de la compagnie Pitoëff, ont vécu dans cet immeuble de 1916 à 1922.
Deutsch: Eine Baby-fressende Faunus-Figur (eines der Kinder seilt sich aus dem Korb ab) auf den verwunschenen Fassaden der Gebäude in der Avenue de Miremont 33 im Genfer Stadtteil Champel, erbaut 1910 und entworfen von den Architekten Arthur Boissonnas (1879-1941) and Paul-Eugène Henssler (1878-1954). Die Reliefskulpturen schuf der Künstler Paul Moullet (1878-1928). Die Motivation des Bauherrn, ein gewisser Herr Hoelscher, diese Motive in Auftrag zu geben, bleibt bis heute mysteriös. Ludmilla und Georges Pitoëff, die die Pitoëff-Komödie gründeten, lebten in diesem Gebäude von 1916 bis 1922. |
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