History of Puppetry

History of Puppetry

And, Metin. 1987. Karagöz: Turkish shadow theatre with an appendix on the history of Turkish puppet theatre. 3rd ed. Istanbul: Dost Yayinlari.

Arnoldi, Mary Jo, and Purdue University. Dept. of Creative Arts. 1976. Bamana and bozo puppetry of the Segou region youth societies: from the collection of Joan and Charles Bird, Bloomington, Indiana. [S.l.: s.n.]

Baird, Bil. 1965. The art of the puppet. New York: Macmillan.

Baring, Maurice. 1968. Punch and Judy, & other essays. Freeport, N.Y.: Books for Libraries Press.

Basgöz, Ilhan, Indiana University, and Turkish Studies. 1978. Karagöz: The Turkish shadow play theatre. Bloomington, Ind: Indiana University Turkish Studies.

Bezdek, Zdenek. 1973. Les théâtres tchécoslovaques de marionnettes 1949/1969 [Czechoslovak puppet theatres 1949/1969]. 1. éd. Prague: Divadelní ústav.

Blumenthal, Eileen. 2005. Puppetry: A world history. New York: Harry N. Abrams.

Böhmer, Günter. 1971. Puppets: based on the puppet collection of the city of Munich. London: Macdonald.

Brown, Forman George, Forman George Brown, and Punch's progress. 1980. Small wonder: The story of the Yale puppeteers and the Turnabout Theatre. Metuchen, N.J: Scarecrow Press.

Bussell, John Garrett. 1950. The puppets and I: an autobiographical account of the experience and travels of a puppet master. London: Faber and Faber.

Buurman, P. 1991. Wayang golek: The entrancing world of classical Javanese puppet theatre. Singapore; New York: Oxford University Press.

Center for Puppetry Arts (Atlanta, Ga.). 1990. The world of the Wayang: Puppetry in Indonesia. Atlanta, Ga: Center for Puppetry Arts.

—. 1984. Puppetry of China: A rare exhibition of figures which illustrate the four styles of Chinese puppet theater. Atlanta, Ga.: Center for Puppetry Arts.

Chakravarti, Nisith. 2003. Puppet dance in India: Origin and evolution. 1st ed. Kolkata: R.N. Bhattacharya. (RNB art series; no. 3)

Chesnais, Jacques. 1947. Histoire générale des marionnettes. Paris: Bordas.

Collier, John Payne, and George Cruikshank. 1976. The tragical comedy or comical tragedy of Punch and Judy. London; Boston: Routledge and Kegan Paul.

—. 1971. Punch and Judy, with twenty-eight illustrations. New York: B. Blom.

Dagan, Esther A., and Galerie Amrad art africain. 1990. Emotions in motion: Theatrical puppets and masks from black Africa. Montréal: Galerie Amrad African Arts.

Delannoy, Léopold, Marie-Claude Groshens, et Pierre Soulier. 1983. Théâtres de marionnettes du nord de la France. Paris: G.-P. Maisonneuve & Larose. (Archives d'ethnologie française ; no 7)

Detroit Institute of Arts. 1960. Puppets past & present: A picture book of the puppetry collection in the Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit: The Institute.

Devasahayam, N. 1973. Puppets in the collection of the Madras Government Museum. Madras: Printed by the Director of Stationery and Print. on behalf of the Govt. of Tamil Nadu. (Bulletin of the Madras Government Museum: New series, general section, v. 11; no. 1)

Dircks, Phyllis T. 2004. American puppetry: Collections, history, and performance. Jefferson, N.C: McFarland & Co. (Performing arts resources; v.23)

Dupuy, Diane, and Liane Heller. 1988. Dare to dream: The story of the Famous People Players. Toronto, Ont., Canada: Key Porter Books.

Einstein, Susan, and University of California, Los Angeles. Museum of Cultural History. 1976. Asian puppets : Wall of the world : An exhibition. Los Angeles: The Museum.

Erda, Bettie, American Museum of Natural History, and Katonah Gallery. 1979. Shadow images of Asia: A selection of shadow puppets from the American museum of natural history: The Katonah Gallery, March 18 to May 27, 1979. Katonah, N.Y: The Gallery.

Felix, G. 1994. Conversations with Punch: Punch and Judy men talk about their lives. Wembley Park, Middlesex: G. Felix.

Férey, Catherine, et Simone Blazy. 2000. Des objets qui racontent l'histoire: marionnettes. Lyon, France: édition Média Conseil Communication.

Finch, Christopher. 1981. Of Muppets & men: the making of the Muppet show. Muppet Press/Knopf: Distributed by Random House.

Ghelderode, Michel de ... [et al.]. 1971. Toone et les marionnettes bruxelloises. Bruxelles: Louis Musin.

Grubidge, Dorlis M. 1993. Sue Hastings: Puppet showwoman. North Vancouver, B.C: Charlemagne Press.

Henson Associates. 1980. The art of the Muppets: a retrospective look at twenty-five years of Muppet magic. [New York]: Bantam Books.

Hunt, Tamara. 1988. Tony Sarg: Puppeteer in America, 1915-1942. North Vancouver, Canada: Charlemagne Press.

Kawatake, Toshio. 1971. A history of Japanese theater, II: Bunraku and Kabuki. Tokyo Kokusai Bunka Shinkokai.

Keene, Donald, and Hiroshi Kaneko. 1973. Bunraku: the art of the Japanese puppet theatre. Rev. paperback ed. [Tokyo] Kodansha International.

Kraus, Gottfri, and Jane Tyson. 1966. The Salzburg marionette theatre. Salzburg: Residenz Verlag.

Leach, Robert. 1985. The Punch & Judy show: History, tradition, and meaning. Athens: University of Georgia Press.

Leet, Richard, and Charles H. MacNider Museum (Mason City, Iowa). 1988. Bil Baird ...: He pulled lots of strings. Mason City, Iowa: Charles H. MacNider Museum.

Legendre, Micheline. 1987. Marionnette : Art et tradition. Montréal: Leméac. (Collection documents)

Malkin, Michael R. 1977. Traditional and folk puppets of the world. South Brunswick N.J.: A. S. Barnes.

Marescot, Claudie. 1995. Marionnettes & compagnies. Paris: Le Temps apprivoisé.

McKay, Kenneth B., and Andrew Oxenham. 1980. Puppetry in Canada: An art to enchant. Willowdale, Ont: Ontario Puppetry Association Pub. Co.

McPharlin, Paul, and Marjorie Hope Batchelder. 1969. The puppet theatre in America: A history, 1524-1948. Boston: Plays, Inc.

Mercier, André et Martine Saint-Pierre. 1988. Le grand monde de la marionnette. [Québec]: Musée de la civilisation.

Musée de l'homme (Muséum national d'histoire naturelle), Palais Rontaunay (Saint-Denis, Réunion), and Musée de l'homme (Muséum national d'histoire naturelle). 1992. Marionnettes et marottes d'Afrique noire : Musée de l'homme ... muséum national d'histoire naturelle. Paris; St.-Denis, Réunion: L'Musée; Palais Rontaunay.

Obraztsov, S. V. 1975. The Chinese puppet theatre. Boston: Plays, Inc.

—. 1950. My profession. Moscow: Foreign languages Pub. House.

Piron, Maurice, and Jean Fraikin. 1980. Traditional marionette theatre from Liège. Liège, Belgium: Office du Tourisme.

Puppet Centre (Willowdale, Ont.), and Ontario Puppetry Association. 1990. Figuratively speaking: Puppetry in Ontario. North York, Ont: Puppet Centre.

Saito, Seijiro, and Bunraku Kashira no Meisaku Kankokai. 1958. Masterpieces of Japanese puppetry, sculptured heads of the Bunraku theater. 1st ed. ed. Rutland: Vt., C. E. Tuttle Co.

Scarce, Jennifer M., and Royal Scottish Museum. 1983. Karagöz shadow puppets of Turkey. Edinburgh (Chambers St., Edinburgh): Royal Scottish Museum.

Scott-Kemball, Jeune, and British Museum. 1970. Javanese shadow puppets: The Raffles collection in the British Museum. London: British Museum.

Soulier, Pierre. 1972. Marionnettes: leur manipulation, leur théâtre. Paris: Éd. des Musées nationaux.

Speaight, George. 1955. The history of the English puppet theatre. London: G.G. Harrap.

Staub, Nancy Lohman, Michael R. Malkin, Puppeteers of America, and Corcoran Gallery of Art. 1980. Puppets: Art & entertainment. Washington, D.C: Puppeteers of America.

Sweeney, Amin, and British Museum. 1972. Malay shadow puppets: The Wayang Siam of Kelantan. London: British Museum.

Trân, Van Khê. 1984. Marionnettes sur eau du Viêtnam. Paris; N.Y. [i.e. New York], N.Y: Maison des cultures du monde; Distributed by M.M. Einhorn Maxwell, Books.

von Boehn, Max. 1972. Puppets and automata. New York: Dover Publications.

Walsh, Alice. 2005. Mermaid: A puppet theatre in motion. Kentville, N.S: Gaspereau Press.

Werewere Liking. 1987. Marionnettes du Mali. Abidjan; Paris: Nouvelles Editions africaines; ARHIS. (Statuettes peintes d'Afrique de l'ouest; collection traditions africaines)