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 A [[tableau vivant]] is a French term used in theatre to refer to  a silent, static scene, performed by actors or models in costume - thus combining aspects of theatre and the visual arts.
 The simplified term [[tableau]] is more often found in English (the plural being written either in the French style as [[tableaux]], or in Anglicised form as [[tableaus]]) In [[Dutch]] this is known as a [[tafereel]] (though the term has a very broad meaning the Netherlands, as it does in France[https://www.encyclo.nl/begrip/tafereel]). In [[Afrikaans]] tafereel occurs longside the later term [[tablo]].
 [[Tableaux]] in various forms have over the centuries been a major feature of [[public celebrations]], [[historical  enactments]], [[pageants]], [[carnival]]s, and so on.

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 The simplified term [[tableau]] is more often found in English (the plural being written either in the French style as [[tableaux]], or in Anglicised form as [[tableaus]]) In [[Dutch]] this is known as a [[tafereel]] (though the term has a very broad meaning the Netherlands, as it does in France[https://www.encyclo.nl/begrip/tafereel]). In [[Afrikaans]] tafereel occurs longside the later term [[tablo]].
-Strictly speaking the French term has a wide range of meanings, and originally referred to a small desk, but is now more commonly known in internationally in the arts as the term for what may be termed a "living picture", in various forms.
+Strictly speaking the French term has a wide range of meanings[https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tableau], and originally referred to a small desk, but is now more commonly known in internationally in the arts as the term for what may be termed a "living picture", in various forms.
 [[Tableaux]] in various forms have over the centuries been a major feature of [[public celebrations]], [[historical  enactments]], [[pageants]], [[carnival]]s, and so on.
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 ==Sources==
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tableau_vivant

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 A [[tableau vivant]] is a French term used in theatre to refer to  a silent, static scene, performed by actors or models in costume - thus combining aspects of theatre and the visual arts.
-The simplified term [[tableau]] is more often found in English (the plural being written either in the French style as [[tableaux]], or in Anglicised form as [[tableaus]]) In [[Dutch]] this is known as a [[tafereel]] (though the term has a very broad meaning the Netherlands[https://www.encyclo.nl/begrip/tafereel]). In [[Afrikaans]] tafereel occurs longside the later term [[tablo]].
+The simplified term [[tableau]] is more often found in English (the plural being written either in the French style as [[tableaux]], or in Anglicised form as [[tableaus]]) In [[Dutch]] this is known as a [[tafereel]] (though the term has a very broad meaning the Netherlands, as it does in France[https://www.encyclo.nl/begrip/tafereel]). In [[Afrikaans]] tafereel occurs longside the later term [[tablo]].
-Strictly speaking the French term originally referred to a small desk, but is now more commonly known in internationally as the term for what may be termed a "living picture", in various forms.
+Strictly speaking the French term has a wide range of meanings, and originally referred to a small desk, but is now more commonly known in internationally in the arts as the term for what may be termed a "living picture", in various forms.
 [[Tableaux]] in various forms have over the centuries been a major feature of [[public celebrations]], [[historical  enactments]], [[pageants]], [[carnival]]s, and so on.

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 A [[tableau vivant]] is a French term used in theatre to refer to  a silent, static scene, performed by actors or models in costume - thus combining aspects of theatre and the visual arts.
-The simplified term [[tableau]] is more often found in English (the plural being written either in the French style as [[tableaux]], or in Anglicised form as [[tableaus]]) In [[Dutch]] this is known as a [[tafereel]], a term also occurring in [[Afrikaans]], alongside the later term [[tablo]].
+The simplified term [[tableau]] is more often found in English (the plural being written either in the French style as [[tableaux]], or in Anglicised form as [[tableaus]]) In [[Dutch]] this is known as a [[tafereel]] (though the term has a very broad meaning the Netherlands[https://www.encyclo.nl/begrip/tafereel]). In [[Afrikaans]] tafereel occurs longside the later term [[tablo]].
 Strictly speaking the French term originally referred to a small desk, but is now more commonly known in internationally as the term for what may be termed a "living picture", in various forms.
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 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tableau_vivant
 [[Marisa Keuris]]. 2012. "Taferele, tableaux vivants, tablo’s en die vroeë Afrikaanse drama (1850–1950)", ''[[LitNet Akademies]]'' Jaargang 9 (2).

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 Strictly speaking the French term originally referred to a small desk, but is now more commonly known in internationally as the term for what may be termed a "living picture", in various forms.
-Tableaux formed have over the centuries been a major feature of [[public celebrations]], [[historical  enactments]], [[pageants]], [[carnival]]s, and so on.
+[[Tableaux]] in various forms have over the centuries been a major feature of [[public celebrations]], [[historical  enactments]], [[pageants]], [[carnival]]s, and so on.
 Today the theatrical practice is also found in some films and TV dramas, and continues as a live entertainment in the "[[living statues]] of [[street performers]].

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