Sevgili Wanda - Modern Klasikler

Dear Wanda - Modern Classics Book Description 1912 Nobel Prize in Literature, Gerhart Johann Robert Hauptmanna 'Awarded primarily for his productive, diverse and extraordinary production in the field of dramatic arts.' Nobel Prize Committee Gerhart Hauptmann, one of the most important representatives of naturalism in Germany, was a sculptor, just like Haake, the hero of this novel. and lived in Rome for a long time. Dear Wanda, written in 1926 by Hauptman, who became famous for his theater works and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1912, has a special place with the traces it carries from the author's interesting life story, full of the tensions between the sculptor Paul Haake and Wanda, a circus girl. It is based on love. The talented sculptor Haake, who takes firm steps forward in his art, becomes passionately attached to young Wanda. At the expense of risking his career, he abandons wealth, fame and title and goes after the circus where Wanda works, even risking death for this cause. It is extremely complicated. Dear Wanda is the story of a man who could not understand whether he was loved for the rest of his life, an artist who carved cold sculptures with his fingers, and the white blindness of love. "Gerhart Hauptmann's work, with all its consequences and inferences, is always in a relationship with the totality of life, including death."Rudolf Kayser (From the Promotional Bulletin)