Engelsk
oversættelse haster
Den lange udstillingsmontre belyses af et stort antal projektører, ellers er rummet mørkt. ved indgangen får man udleveret et hørerær, så man har tekst til billederne ( engeksj, tysk eller fransk efter eget valg). kommentaren styres af elektroniske impulser.
der er 58 billder i alt, syet på et stykke lærred, som er 70 meter langt. dette enorme stykke håndarbejde blev fremstillet i det 11 århundrede. fortælleren gør det klart for alle, at vilhelm erobreren var i sin gode ret til at invadere England og knuse den engelske hær i slaget ved Hastings i 1066. han var nemlig blevet snydt af den engelske kong Harald, som havde lovet at gøre vilhelm til konge af England man havde sat kronen på sit eget hoved i stedet for.
Svar #1
24. oktober 2003 af Katrine (Slettet)
The oldest comic strip in the world is in the village of Bayeux, Normandy. It is exhibited in an impressive museum, where the whole story is told with the aid of light shows, films and posters before one is let into the hall where the actual masterpiece is hanging.
The long exhibition case is illuminated by a great number of spotlights, otherwise is the room dark. At the entrance you are being supplied with head phones, so you have “text” to the pictures (English, German or French after your own choice). The narration is controlled by electronic impulses.
There are 58 pictures total, sewed on a piece of linen, which is 70 metres long. This enormous piece of handwork was fabricated in the 11th century. The narrators make it clear to everybody, that Vilhelm the Conqueror had every right to invade England and destroy the English army in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. For he had been cheated by the English King Harald, who had promised to make Vilhelm King of England but crowned himself instead.
Svar #2
24. oktober 2003 af Katrine (Slettet)
The oldest comic strip in the world is in the village of Bayeux, Normandy. It is exhibited in an impressive museum, where the whole story is told with the aid of light shows, films and posters before one is let into the hall where the actual masterpiece is hanging.
The long exhibition case is illuminated by a great number of spotlights, otherwise the room is dark. At the entrance you are supplied with head phones, so you have “text” to the pictures (English, German or French after your own choice). The narration is controlled by electronic impulses.
There are 58 pictures total, sewed on a piece of linen, which is 70 metres long. This enormous piece of handwork was fabricated in the 11th century. The narrators make it clear to everybody, that Vilhelm the Conqueror had every right to invade England and destroy the English army in the Battle of Hastings in 1066. For he had been cheated by the English King Harald, who had promised to make Vilhelm King of England but crowned himself instead.
Svar #3
24. oktober 2003 af Jesus (Slettet)
Svar #4
24. oktober 2003 af Katrine (Slettet)
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