Fascinating collection of documents by Hugo Brück

This fascinating collection of documents by Hugo Brück is a true treasure for lovers of opera, theater, and dance—a time capsule into the dazzling world of stage art in the 1930s! The collection features handwritten reviews, original newspaper articles, countless photographs, and rare autographs of prominent figures from the interwar period. Rich in original materials, it transports collectors and theater enthusiasts into the elegant aesthetics of Art Nouveau while documenting the passion and creativity of an extraordinary era. One highlight is a handwritten dance book, carefully designed and illustrated by Brück himself, showcasing classical dances along with their history and significance. The elegance of Art Nouveau resonates through every line and drawing, reviving the vibrant dance culture of the time. At the heart of this collection is a 72-page notebook containing handwritten reviews and meticulously preserved tickets documenting Brück's attendance at various events. Additionally, three notebooks filled with original photos, newspaper clippings, and rare negatives, as well as six large theater posters, further enrich this unique compilation. Special highlights include two original letters addressed to the renowned actor and theater director Marcell Waldeck. Waldeck (1889–1953) was a celebrated figure in the German-speaking theater world, known for his charisma and dedication to theater culture. The letters are from Heinrich Hirsch, a prominent Viennese theater director and agent of the 19th century, and Heinrich Gottinger, a talented opera singer, director, and impresario active in Munich in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Both Hirsch and Gottinger significantly influenced German-language theater and opera with their visionary contributions. With signed portraits of Waldeck and additional memorabilia, this collection offers deep insights into the theater life of this remarkable period. For collectors seeking authentic artifacts of German and Austrian stage history, this is a unique opportunity. Explore this extraordinary collection and immerse yourself in the artful and unforgettable world of theater and dance! signs of use corresponding to the age (see photos)