Arts & Literature

Author: David Donaldson by David Donaldson

5 lectures, Dornach, Switzerland, October 10-25, 1914 (CW 287), Translated by Frederick Amrine, Introduction by John Kettle

Rudolf Steiner Translated and Edited by Frederick Amrine Foreword by Douglas J. Cardinal Introduction by David J. Adams

Parzival, an Arthurian romance completed by Wolfram von Eschenbach in the first years of the thirteenth century, is one of the foremost works of German literature and a classic that can stand with the great masterpieces of the world.

These verses embody in their sounds and structure the cosmic influences on the human being of the planetary movements playing the instrument of the fixed stars.

Explores whether eurythmy and movement can be beneficial at High School level, for Years 9 to 12.

Eschenbach is the first medieval poet to represent a character who has to win his way through trial and error, from ignorance to wisdom, and from fascination with the world of the senses to recognition of higher realms of experience. In this sense he is r

Eurythmy and the Art of Teaching

A premium colouring book for adults and children.

Author: Magdalene Siegloch This book traces the story of the first eurythmist, Lory Maier-Smits, with artistic care and loving detail. The author describes her early exposure to anthroposophy; her training under Rudolf Steiner from 1912; the first perform

Explores the inner life of colour in a way that only eurythmy and the initiation science of Rudolf Steiner make possible.

A guided tour of the original Goetheanum by its architect and a profound statement of artistic purpose.