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The day has eyes and the night ears

storytelling

Nynke-Rixt Jukema

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Mondnacht bei Helgoland, Julius Köhnholz, 1925

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The night cannot be painted

• It is much too dark for the human eye to distinguish anything.

• To make a convincing night painting, the painter must have enormous powers of observation.

• The day is neutral, but the night has personality.

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Night, Bertel Thorvaldsen, 1815

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Landscape in moonlight, Anthonie van Borssom, 1640 - 1677

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Why should we tell night stories

to each other?

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Waddenregion

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Dark sky parks in the Waddenregion

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Frisian language in the Waddenregion (1600) Find out if the stories also match?

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How did people live in the

evening and at night?

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the rhythm of the night

Sidereal year: mid summer/winter night

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Midsummer Eve Bonfire on Skagen Beach, Peder Severin Krøyer, 1906

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the rhythm of the night

Sidereal year: mid summer/winter night lunar calendar: harvest moon, snow moon

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Dune Landscape by Moonlight, Adriaen Brouwer, 1635-1637

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the rhythm of the night

Sidereal year: mid summer/winter night lunar calendar: harvest moon, snow moon

Nighttime: sunset, lock up, candlelight, bedtime, midnight, the middle of the night, the crowing of the rooster, hour of the wolf and the dawn

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harbor view by moonlight, Hendrik Gerrit ten Cate, 1803-1856

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nighttime activities

work: an economic necessity

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Preparing the meal, Jozef Israels, 1824-1911

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Storytelling

• To save valuable fuel, neighbors often worked around one lamp or torch at night.

• During spinning and knitting, the main

source of entertainment was the telling of fables, legends and stories about evil spirits.

• The spoken word is all the brighter in the dark when the visible is not distracting.

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nighttime activities

study: the day counts on our labor, the night on our thinking

work: an economic necessity

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Evening school, Gerard Dou, 1660

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Storytelling

• People also looked at the moon and the stars to see what time it was.

• forecasting the weather All weather types,

from thunderstorms to frost, were predicted by meteorological omens in the evening sky.

• about the stars and galaxies in the universe, but also the planets of the solar system.

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nighttime activities

reflection: the night brings advice

study: the day counts on our labor, the night on our thinking

work: an economic necessity

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zwei manner in betrachtung des mondes, Caspar David Friedrich, 1819

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Main Goal:

Offering a welcoming

dark landscape

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