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====Date: [[:Category:1898|1898]]-[[:Category:1936|1936]]====
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====Medium: [[:Category:Literature|Literature]], [[:Category:Theater|Theater]]====
====Medium: [[:Category:Literature|Literature]], [[:Category:Theater|Theater]]====
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'''Artist:''' Federico Garcia Lorca
'''Artist:''' [[Federico Garcia Lorca]]


'''Confronting Bodies:''' Franco regime
'''Confronting Bodies:''' Franco regime
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'''Description of Artwork:''' A tragedy. Lorca's poetry and plays combine "elements of Andalusion folklore with sophisticated and often surrealistic poetic techniques, cut across all social and educational barriers".
'''Description of Artwork:''' A tragedy. Lorca's poetry and plays combine "elements of Andalusion folklore with sophisticated and often surrealistic poetic techniques, cut across all social and educational barriers".


'''The Incident:''' In 1944 a production in the Canary Islands of the play ''[[Bodas de Sangre]]'' (Blood Wedding) was not permitted.
'''The Incident:''' In 1944 a production in the Canary Islands of the play ''Bodas de Sangre'' (Blood Wedding) was not permitted.


'''Results of Incident:''' As time went on however, even Franco and the fascists came to be more accepting of Lorca's work and some private performances of his plays were permitted. People began speaking publicly about Lorca again in the late 1940's. Though foreign influence helped to loosen the Franco regimes control over Lorca's work, bans were still placed as late as 1971. Due to public outcry however, Lorca's work was produced. His entire body of work remained censored until Franco's death in 1975.
'''Results of Incident:''' As time went on however, even Franco and the fascists came to be more accepting of Lorca's work and some private performances of his plays were permitted. People began speaking publicly about Lorca again in the late 1940's. Though foreign influence helped to loosen the Franco regimes control over Lorca's work, bans were still placed as late as 1971. Due to public outcry however, Lorca's work was produced. His entire body of work remained censored until Franco's death in 1975.
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Latest revision as of 20:08, 3 August 2011

Date: 1944

Region: Europe

Subject: Political/Economic/Social Opinion

Medium: Literature, Theater


Bodas Sangre.jpg

Artist: Federico Garcia Lorca

Confronting Bodies: Franco regime

Dates of Action: 1944

Location: Spain

Description of Artwork: A tragedy. Lorca's poetry and plays combine "elements of Andalusion folklore with sophisticated and often surrealistic poetic techniques, cut across all social and educational barriers".

The Incident: In 1944 a production in the Canary Islands of the play Bodas de Sangre (Blood Wedding) was not permitted.

Results of Incident: As time went on however, even Franco and the fascists came to be more accepting of Lorca's work and some private performances of his plays were permitted. People began speaking publicly about Lorca again in the late 1940's. Though foreign influence helped to loosen the Franco regimes control over Lorca's work, bans were still placed as late as 1971. Due to public outcry however, Lorca's work was produced. His entire body of work remained censored until Franco's death in 1975.

Source: Kiki Haralambides