杜莎夫人蜡像馆英文介绍（为什么蜡象馆都叫杜莎夫人）_蜡像馆_夫人_蜡像

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• 为什么蜡象馆都叫杜莎夫人
• 杜莎夫人蜡像馆和温莎夫人蜡像馆有什么区别
• 上海杜莎夫人蜡像馆 英语简介
• 哪位高人有杜莎夫人蜡像馆的英文介绍
• 香港杜莎夫人蜡像馆的介绍

为什么蜡象馆都叫杜莎夫人

【简介】
for the gamble, it is good
杜莎夫人蜡像馆（Madame Tussaud）是全世界水平最高的蜡像馆之一，有众多世界名人的蜡像，其中恐怖屋最为出名。整个馆由3层楼及地下室组成，分4个展览层。1楼是1966年新开设的展览厅。2楼大厅展有当代世界各国政治人物、近代英国君主和王室成员。3楼有“戏剧性场面”、“温室”和“英雄”3个展览顶。顶楼是蜡像制作室。杜莎蜡像馆的蜡像经常令人真假难分，蜡像馆会在游客出入的地方放置蜡像，常常制造出令人吃惊的有趣效果。适合青少年前往一游。
杜莎夫人(1761-1850)是法国一位杰出的艺术家，以制作蜡像而闻名。她自小随一名医生学习蜡像制作技艺，法国作家伏尔泰的蜡像是她的成名作。1835年，她74岁高龄时，在伦敦贝克街设立了一座永久性的展馆。
杜莎夫人蜡像馆 是位于英国伦敦的一间蜡像馆，其在阿姆斯特丹、纽约、香港和拉斯维加斯都有分馆，在中国，上海分馆也将于2006年开幕。蜡像馆是由蜡制雕塑家杜莎夫人建立的。
【人物介绍】
杜莎夫人（1761-1850）原名为玛丽·格劳舒兹，生于法国的斯特拉斯堡。起初她母亲在同为蜡像制作师的菲利普·科特斯医生（Philippe Curtius）家做女管家，这其间科特斯教会了她蜡塑的工艺。1765年，科特斯为路易十五的情妇Marie Jean du Barry制作了一尊蜡像，这尊仍在展览的蜡像是众多藏品中历史最悠久的一个。科特斯于1770年在巴黎创办了蜡像馆，当时吸引了大量观众。该展览在1776年转移到了巴黎的皇宫（Palais Royal）举办。
杜莎夫人在1777年为伏尔泰创作了她的第一尊蜡像，那一段时间他也为其它著名人士制作蜡像，包括卢梭、本杰明�6�1富兰克林（Benjamin Franklin）等。在法国大革命期间，她在众多受害者的尸体堆中寻找被斩首的头颅，为它们制作面模。科特斯在1794年去世，并将他的蜡制品收藏全部转给杜莎夫人。1802年，杜莎夫人到了伦敦，后来英法战争的缘故使她无法回到法国，于是杜莎夫人带着她的蜡制品游遍大不列颠和爱尔兰。1835年，她在伦敦贝克街（Baker Street）建立了第一个永久性展览。
杜莎夫人蜡像馆的一个主要景点是恐怖屋（The Chamber of Horrors），这一部分的展览包括法国大革命的牺牲者们和新制的各种杀手和罪犯的形象。后来又陆续添加了其它名人的蜡像，包括霍雷肖�6�1纳尔逊（Horatio Nelson）、华特史考特爵士（Sir Walter Scott）。部分杜莎夫人亲手制作的蜡象仍然在展览。杜莎夫人在1842年为自己制作的蜡像现在被放置在蜡像馆的入口处。
蜡像馆1884年迁入现在马里波恩路（Marylebone Road）的馆址，1925年的一次火灾烧毁了很多蜡像，但由于磨具都得到保存，使得很多较旧的蜡纸品得以重制。
杜莎夫人蜡像馆现在已经与在其西翼的伦敦天文馆是伦敦最重要的旅游景点之一，并且在阿姆斯特丹、香港、拉斯维加斯、纽约和上海都开设了分馆。今天蜡像馆的藏品包括了历史名人、皇室成员、体育及娱乐明星和著名的杀人狂等。现在蜡像馆由休闲业公司杜莎集团所拥有。

杜莎夫人蜡像馆和温莎夫人蜡像馆有什么区别

杜莎夫人蜡像馆和温莎夫人蜡像馆是同一地方，英文名为：Madame Tussaud’s Art，两者只是中文译名不一样罢了。
蜡像馆位于: 　　上海市南京西路2-68号新世界商厦10楼，邮政编码：200003

上海杜莎夫人蜡像馆 英语简介

Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
by Jodi Wallace
Where can you go to see movies and TV stars, pose with singers and sports players? No not at a live concert or a celebrity’s party, yet this place is as star-studded as the red carpet for the Grammy Awards. Stop guessingŠ it is no other than Madame Tussauds Wax Museums on 42nd street in Manhattan
.
Here the celebrities have to pose with you for your camera and you get to spend as much time as you’d like with them (because they’re wax), that’s probably why so many tourists flock to this museum. I’ve personally gone to the museum 3 times and each time they’ve had different people greeting you at the door such as Whoopi Goldberg and President Bush.
There’s so much to see at this museum it’s unbelievable. As you enter the museum you walk up the steps you see wax people on the steps. You proceed to an elevator, which takes you high above the city streets to a dinning hall that’s chock ­full of stars such as Bradd Pitt, Oprah Winfrey, Christopher Reeves, and Governor Pataki. Next you exist to the left, which leads you to a reenactment of the French Revolution during the late 1700’s. Here you see dead bodies flung on top of one another, heads on sticks, and loud war sounds. Lights masterfully recreated this period in history.
When you leave this room you enter a room that shows the process of making a wax person. From the exact eye color to the clothes and position the wax person is in, everything is done prolifically. The next room is actually a big white hall filled with presidents, poets, and governmental figures such as Nelson Mandela, Rosa Parks, Maya Angelou, The Kennedy’s, and Princess Diana.
As an added treat, visitors step into a movie theater, which bears striking resemblance to a New York City hotel lobby. The movie takes place on New Years Eve in New York. As you take a carriage to Times Square, your taken back in time throughout New York’s as by most memorable moment’s. It’s no doubt delightful and an amusing movie.
However all that I have so far described didn’t just appear out of nowhere there’s a rich history behind it. The First Wax Museum was founded by Madame Tussaud’s herself. She was born in France in the 1761. Her uncle taught her the craft of waxing and she had natural talent. Later on during the French Revolution she was called upon to go through piles of dead, decapitated bodies and find heads to make masks. However she later left France in order to establish a wax exhibition in England. How did it get here? Well an American showman visited it and wanted to buy it and move it to NY. Now 200 yrs. after her death it has come to Manhattan giving us a chance to experience this unique craft.

哪位高人有杜莎夫人蜡像馆的英文介绍

Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
by Jodi Wallace
Where can you go to see movies and TV stars, pose with singers and sports players? No not at a live concert or a celebrity’s party, yet this place is as star-studded as the red carpet for the Grammy Awards. Stop guessingŠ it is no other than Madame Tussauds Wax Museums on 42nd street in Manhattan
.
Here the celebrities have to pose with you for your camera and you get to spend as much time as you’d like with them (because they’re wax), that’s probably why so many tourists flock to this museum. I’ve personally gone to the museum 3 times and each time they’ve had different people greeting you at the door such as Whoopi Goldberg and President Bush.
There’s so much to see at this museum it’s unbelievable. As you enter the museum you walk up the steps you see wax people on the steps. You proceed to an elevator, which takes you high above the city streets to a dinning hall that’s chock ­full of stars such as Bradd Pitt, Oprah Winfrey, Christopher Reeves, and Governor Pataki. Next you exist to the left, which leads you to a reenactment of the French Revolution during the late 1700’s. Here you see dead bodies flung on top of one another, heads on sticks, and loud war sounds. Lights masterfully recreated this period in history.
When you leave this room you enter a room that shows the process of making a wax person. From the exact eye color to the clothes and position the wax person is in, everything is done prolifically. The next room is actually a big white hall filled with presidents, poets, and governmental figures such as Nelson Mandela, Rosa Parks, Maya Angelou, The Kennedy’s, and Princess Diana.
As an added treat, visitors step into a movie theater, which bears striking resemblance to a New York City hotel lobby. The movie takes place on New Years Eve in New York. As you take a carriage to Times Square, your taken back in time throughout New York’s as by most memorable moment’s. It’s no doubt delightful and an amusing movie.
However all that I have so far described didn’t just appear out of nowhere there’s a rich history behind it. The First Wax Museum was founded by Madame Tussaud’s herself. She was born in France in the 1761. Her uncle taught her the craft of waxing and she had natural talent. Later on during the French Revolution she was called upon to go through piles of dead, decapitated bodies and find heads to make masks. However she later left France in order to establish a wax exhibition in England. How did it get here? Well an American showman visited it and wanted to buy it and move it to NY. Now 200 yrs. after her death it has come to Manhattan giving us a chance to experience this unique craft.

香港杜莎夫人蜡像馆的介绍

香港杜莎夫人蜡像馆（Madame Tussauds Hong Kong），简称“香港蜡像馆”，位于香港太平山顶凌霄阁，是专门展览名人蜡像的博物馆。杜莎夫人蜡像馆总馆位于英国伦敦，香港分馆于2000年开幕，展出约100尊国际、中国及香港名人的蜡像。包括前中华人民共和国国家主席胡锦涛、篮球明星姚明、足球明星碧咸（大卫·贝克汉姆）、香港奥运金牌得主李丽珊、著名艺人古巨基 、陈慧琳、周杰伦、刘德华、张柏芝等，以及已故巨星 1 邓丽君、张国荣、梅艳芳等。香港杜莎夫人蜡像馆，位于香港太平山顶凌霄阁，是专门展览名人蜡像的博物馆。其中展出了世界各地名人及知名影星，如成龙的蜡像，是国内旅客游港必到之地。 香港蜡像馆共分10个展区，包括有魅力香江、风云人物、世界首映、体坛猛将和乐坛巨星。在魅力香江内，游客可以在酒吧中与香港著名电影女星张柏芝把酒共欢，与「舞台皇者」郭富城在台上共舞。此外，游客亦可模仿滨崎步即席穿上不同的时尚配饰，甚至戴上最潮流的发型当个封面女郎1。