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Figaro Collection (page 3)

"Figaro: A Timeless Tale of Comedy, Music, and Evolution" Step into the world of Figaro

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Cherubino - Charles
The actress Eliza Charles in the role of Cherubino in the opera The Marriage of Figaro

Background imageFigaro Collection: Ulyssess Grant / Figaro

Ulyssess Grant / Figaro
ULYSSESs GRANT Caricature of the American General and President

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Figaro Caricatured
LE FIGARO French newspaper caricatured as a rather run-down Figaro character from the operas of Mozart and Rossini

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Sarah Bernhardt / Figaro
Sarah Bernhardt, French actress

Background imageFigaro Collection: Haussmann / Figaro Album

Haussmann / Figaro Album
GEORGES-EUGENE HAUSSMANN French administrator and town planner

Background imageFigaro Collection: E De Girardin / Figaro Alb

E De Girardin / Figaro Alb
EMILE DE GIRARDIN French journalist

Background imageFigaro Collection: L B Picard / Figaro Album

L B Picard / Figaro Album
LOUIS-BENOIT PICARD French playwright and member of the Academie-Francaise

Background imageFigaro Collection: Gambetta / Figaro Album

Gambetta / Figaro Album
LEON MICHEL GAMBETTA French lawyer and statesman

Background imageFigaro Collection: Jules Favre / Figaro Album

Jules Favre / Figaro Album
JULES FAVRE French lawyer and statesman

Background imageFigaro Collection: L-A Thiers / Figaro Album

L-A Thiers / Figaro Album
LOUIS-ADOLPHE THIERS French statesman and historian

Background imageFigaro Collection: Gustave Courbet / Figaro A

Gustave Courbet / Figaro A
GUSTAVE COURBET French artist

Background imageFigaro Collection: Andre Gill / Figaro Album

Andre Gill / Figaro Album
ANDRE GILL (real name : Gosset de Guines) French caricaturist

Background imageFigaro Collection: Beatrice / Faustin / Figaro

Beatrice / Faustin / Figaro
PRINCESS BEATRICE Daughter of Victoria, married Prince Heinrich of Battenberg in 1885

Background imageFigaro Collection: Gounod / Figaro Album

Gounod / Figaro Album
CHARLES GOUNOD French musician and composer

Background imageFigaro Collection: Mozart / Nozze / Liebig 6

Mozart / Nozze / Liebig 6
(The Marriage of Figaro) The Countess forgives the Count for his infidelities and all ends happily

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Mozart / Nozze / Liebig 5
(The Marriage of Figaro) Figaro and Susanna are married with the reluctant blessing of the Count

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Mozart / Nozze / Liebig 4
(The Marriage of Figaro) Figaro is assailed by the elderly Marcellina, who recognises him as her long- lost son by Dr Bartolo

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Mozart / Nozze / Liebig 3
(The Marriage of Figaro) The gardener tells the Count that he has just seen someone leaping from the Countesss bedroom window

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Mozart / Nozze / Liebig 2
(The Marriage of Figaro) Count Almaviva listens to Figaro and Susanna, suspecting that he is being duped

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Mozart / Nozze / Liebig 1
(The Marriage of Figaro) Count Almaviva discovers Cherubino hiding, and realises he has overheard his attempt to seduce Susanna

Background imageFigaro Collection: Mozart / Nozze Di Figaro

Mozart / Nozze Di Figaro
Figaro teases Cherubini about what he can expect when he goes to do his military service

Background imageFigaro Collection: Rossini / Barbiere / Quartet

Rossini / Barbiere / Quartet
The celebrated quintet ( Buona sera... ) in Act Two - involving Almaviva, Rosina, Basilio, Bartolo and Figaro



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"Figaro: A Timeless Tale of Comedy, Music, and Evolution" Step into the world of Figaro, a character that has transcended time and mediums to become an iconic symbol of wit and charm. From its origins in Beaumarchais' play "Le Mariage de Figaro" to Mozart's beloved opera "The Marriage of Figaro, " this mischievous barber-turned-valet has captured the hearts and imaginations of audiences for centuries. In 1874, Faustin immortalized Figaro in a Monkey Darwin cartoon, showcasing his ability to adapt and evolve with the times. The engraved title page of a vocal score depicts the grandeur and elegance associated with Mozart's masterpiece. With its comic opera nature, "The Marriage of Figaro" brings laughter and joy to all who witness it. Costume designs by Buchel transport us back to 1905 when Basilio graced the stage in vibrant colors through lithography. Meanwhile, Theatre Royal Covent Garden handbills remind us that even today, Figaro continues to captivate audiences worldwide. Gustave Dore's illustrations in the Figaro Album showcase his artistic interpretation of this timeless character. Abel Faivre's depiction captures the essence as he navigates through life with quick thinking and cleverness. But it doesn't stop there; even Nissan pays homage to our beloved hero with their stylish car named after him seen cruising through Covent Garden streets. This further proves that Figaro remains relevant across different industries. From pen-and-ink sketches by Henri Monnier depicting Don Basilio’s eccentricity to costume designs for Don Bartolo showcasing his distinctive style – every aspect contributes towards bringing these characters alive on stage. "The Marriage of Figaro, " an opera buffa based on Lorenzo da Ponte’s libretto after Beaumarchais' work premiered at Vienna's Burgtheater on May 1st, 1786.