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Theatrophone, 1890 (colour litho)
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Theatrophone, 1890 (colour litho)
874616 TheAtrophone, 1890 (colour litho) by Cheret, Jules (1836-1932); 124.46 x87.63 cm; San Diego Museum of Art, USA; (add.info.: The TheAtrophone service, starting in 1890 in Paris, allowed subscribers to listen to operatic or theatrical performances over the telephone lines.); eSan Diego Museum of Art; Gift of Denise and Howard Schwartz; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22737200
© San Diego Museum of Art Gift of Denise and Howard Schwartz / Bridgeman Images
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This vibrant lithograph captures the essence of a groundbreaking invention from 1890 - Theatrophone. Created by Jules Cheret, this colourful print measures 124.46 x 87.63 cm and is housed in the San Diego Museum of Art, USA. The Theatrophone service revolutionized entertainment in Paris by allowing subscribers to listen to operatic or theatrical performances over telephone lines. This technological marvel brought the magic of live performances directly into people's homes, transforming their experience of music and theatre forever. In this image, we see a stylishly dressed woman engrossed in her Theatrophone experience. Her elegant costume reflects the fashion trends of the time while also symbolizing the forward-thinking nature of this new technology. Cheret's artwork beautifully conveys both the excitement and sophistication associated with this innovative invention. It serves as an advertisement for Theatrophone, showcasing its ability to transport listeners into a world filled with enchanting melodies and captivating stories. Today, we can appreciate not only Cheret's artistic talent but also his role in immortalizing an important moment in communication history. This lithograph stands as a testament to human ingenuity and our constant quest for new ways to connect with art and culture. Gifted by Denise and Howard Schwartz, this piece remains an invaluable part of French cultural heritage that continues to inspire us with its timeless beauty and technological innovation.
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