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Joseph Mielziner (March 19, 1901 – March 15, 1976) was an American theatrical scenic, and lighting designer born in Paris, France. He was described as "the most successful set designer of the Golden era of Broadway", and worked on both stage plays and musicals. [1] Career. Jo Mielziner's design for George Bernard Shaw 's The Doctor's Dilemma (1927)
Jo Mielziner (París, 19 de marzo de 1901-Nueva York, 15 de marzo de 1976) fue un diseñador escénico, de vestuario e iluminación, nacido en París.
Jo Mielziner was an American stage designer who, in more than 360 Broadway productions from 1924, introduced several devices that became standard in 20th-century theatrical staging. One of his innovations was the transparent skeletal framework setting of Death of a Salesman (1949), which allowed.
Jo Mielziner fue un diseñador escénico, de vestuario e iluminación, nacido en París. Era considerado como uno de los diseñadores de teatro más influyentes del siglo XX, llegando a diseñar el escenario y la iluminación de más de 200 producciones, muchas de las cuales se convirtieron en clásicos americanos.
Mielziner, a leader in the New Stagecraft movement, was also one of its most successful members. He designed over 300 Broadway shows, and by 1932, was already having his designs and models exhibited in art galleries.
Jo Mielziner. Date of Death: March 15, 1976 (74) Birth Place: Paris, FRANCE. Latest News on Jo Mielziner: Patti LuPone, Vanessa Williams & Joshua Henry to Perform at New York City Ballet's...
Jo Mielziner. Production Designer: Picnic. What Cedric Gibbons was to MGM, Jo Mielziner was to Broadway. Simply put, American theatrical design can be divided distinctly into pre and post Mielziner periods. Born in Paris, France in 1901, he wasn't French--- his parents were American ex-patriate artists.
