The light-colour part for the first scene of the first act of W. Shakespeare’s Hamlet was created by G. I. Gidoni as one of the first as part of his experiments in the field of light theatre. In the list of the author’s light-colour parties, it is listed under opus 2. On the right side of the text there are two rows of numbers: the top (Roman numerals) – an indication of the light intensity; lower (Arabic numerals) – an indication of certain shades of colour (according to the diagram of the artist’s light-colour console).
Links to Third-Party Publications:
Gidoni G.I. The Art of Light and Colour: Introduction. L.: Author’s publication, 1930; Kolganova O. V. G. Gidoni: Light and theatre projects of the 1920s – 1930s // St. Petersburg theaters that do not exist. Issues 2–3 / Russian Institute of Art History; resp. ed. and comp. S. A. Filippova. – St. Petersburg: LLC Publishing House “Levsha. St. Petersburg”, 2020. pp. 215–234.
https://www.academia.edu/44794841/G_Gidoni_light_theater_projects_1920s_x_1930s_x_years_G_Gidoni_Light_theater_Projects_of_the_1920s_1930s_
