Odeon Theatre Collection

Mademoiselle Payre as Beppe in the verse drama Karel Dujardin by the Marquis de Belloy, Theatre de l'Odeon, 1843
FLO4632371 Mademoiselle Payre as Beppe in the verse drama Karel Dujardin by the Marquis de Belloy, Theatre de l'Odeon, 1843

French actor Pierre Clozel (1772-1840) as Charles Scavronski in Menuisier de Livonie by Alexandre Duval at the Odeon
FLO4562728 French actor Pierre Clozel (1772-1840) as Charles Scavronski in Menuisier de Livonie by Alexandre Duval at the Odeon Theatre, Paris

Royal Theatre: view of the Odeon - lithograph 19th century, B. N
LSE4402020 Royal Theatre: view of the Odeon - lithograph 19th century, B.N. by Salathe, Friedrich (1793-1858); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris

Architecture: "View from the interior of the new room of the Comedie Francaise de l Ancien Projet"Actuel
JLJ4588429 Architecture: " View from the interior of the new room of the Comedie Francaise de l Ancien Projet" Actuel Theatre de l Odeon

Representation theatrale : "Le songe d une nuit d ete"
XEE4192792 Representation theatrale : " Le songe d une nuit d ete" de Paul Meurice (1818-1905) d apres William Shakespeare (1564-1616). Paris, Theatre National de l Odeon, 1886

View of the theatre hall of the Odeon, newly restored. Paris, 1875
XEE4181211 View of the theatre hall of the Odeon, newly restored. Paris, 1875. Engraving in " The Universe illustrious", 1875

Mademoiselle Agar (from the Odeon) Actress at the French Academy
LSE4109763 Mademoiselle Agar (from the Odeon) Actress at the French Academy. Drawing by Gill in the Eclipse, 12/04/1868. by Gill

Architectural plan of the theatre of Odeon in Paris in 1782 in Paris
JLJ4578121 Architectural plan of the theatre of Odeon in Paris in 1782 in Paris. by French School, (18th century); Centre Historique des Archives Nationales, Paris

Representation at the Odeon theatre of melodrama in three acts and five paintings "
XEE4132980 Representation at the Odeon theatre of melodrama in three acts and five paintings " L Arlesienne" by Alphonse Daudet (1840-1897)

Representation at the Odeon theatre of melodrama in three acts and five paintings "
XEE4132977 Representation at the Odeon theatre of melodrama in three acts and five paintings " L Arlesienne" by Alphonse Daudet (1840-1897)

The fire of the Odeon (1820) - engraving, late 19th century
LSE4100972 The fire of the Odeon (1820) - engraving, late 19th century by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The fire of the Odeon (1820) - engraving

Fire of the theatre of the Odeon in Paris in 1820
XEE4414636 Fire of the theatre of the Odeon in Paris in 1820/ by Unknown Artist, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

View of the Theatre de l Odeon in Paris - Engraving in "Physical
XEE4151269 View of the Theatre de l Odeon in Paris - Engraving in " Physical, civil and moral history of Paris: from the earliest historical times to the present day" by Jacques Antoine

The theatre of the Odeon in Paris in the 19th century, Engraving, Private collection
JLJ4642150 The theatre of the Odeon in Paris in the 19th century, Engraving, Private collection by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Louis XVIII attends the theatre of Odeon at a party given by the National Guard of Paris
LRI4676678 Louis XVIII attends the theatre of Odeon at a party given by the National Guard of Paris in 1819 (drawing) by Buffet

Cyprus, Paphos, Odeon Theatre
Cyprus - Paphos (Pafos, UNESCO World Heritage List, 1980). Odeon Theatre, 2nd century

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The Odeon Theatre, a royal and grand establishment in Paris, has witnessed countless moments of theatrical brilliance throughout its rich history. A lithograph from the 19th century provides us with a captivating view of this majestic Royal Theatre. Its magnificent architecture is showcased in a watercolour project by Marie Joseph Peyre and Charles de Wailly, giving us a glimpse into the interior of the new room at Comedie Francaise de l Ancien Projet. One can only imagine the enchantment that filled the theatre during performances such as "Le songe d une nuit d ete, " where dreams came to life on stage. The newly restored theatre hall in 1875 must have been an awe-inspiring sight for all who entered its doors. Mademoiselle Agar, an actress hailing from the Odeon, graced the French Academy with her talent and charm. The architectural plan from 1782 reveals intricate details of this iconic landmark. Melodramas took center stage at the Odeon, with representations consisting of three acts and five paintings that left audiences enthralled. However, tragedy struck in 1820 when fire ravaged through the theatre's halls. An engraving from that time captures this devastating event. Despite setbacks like these, the spirit of Odeon persevered. Engravings depict its enduring presence throughout Paris in various publications such as "Physical" and private collections. The Odeon Theatre stands as a testament to France's love affair with artistry and performance—a place where stories unfolded before captivated audiences for centuries.