Victorien Collection

BERNHARDT: MUCHA POSTER. Sarah Bernhardt on a lithograph poster, 1894, by Alphonse Mucha for a production of Gismonda by Victorien Sardou at the Theatre de la Renaissance, Paris, France

Fedora by Victorien Sardou - Mademoiselle Lina Munte
A card for a French production of Fedora by Victorien Sardou on 18th February, 1903 with Mademoiselle Lina Munte playing the title role of Princess Fedora

Sarah Bernhardt as Cleopatra in Victorien Sardous Drama at the New English Opera House Date: 1892

Sardou, The author of Delia Harding by Phil May
Illustration of Sardou, captioned The author of Delia Harding'. by Phil May. Victorien Sardou (1831-1908), French Dramatist. Philip William May (22 April 1864 ?? 5 August 1903), caricaturist

Advert postcard for Theatre Sarah Bernhardt. Paris
French advertising postcard for the Theatre Sarah Bernhardt. In 1899 the Theatre de la Ville in Paris was renamed Theatre Sarah-Bernhardt after the renowned actress Sarah Bernhardt

Madame Sans-Gene by Victorien Sardou and Emile Moreau. First produced Theatre du Vaudeville, Paris, 27th October 1893.Henry Irving starred in J

A Scrap of Paper, Criterion Theatre, Piccadilly Circus, Lond
A Scrap of Paper, a play by Victorien Sardou, adapted by Frederick Fenn, at the Criterion Theatre, Piccadilly Circus, London, with Nancy Price and Lyn Harding. circa 1914

Theatre Sarah-Bernhardt. - La Sorciere. Acte IV, (The Sorceress, Act IV)) 1904
Theatre Sarah-Bernhardt. - La Sorciere. Acte IV, 1904. La Sorciere produced at the Theatre Sarah-Bernhardt in 1904 by Victorien Sardou. From " Le Theatre - Jan-June 1904"

Sir Henry Irving - The Greatest of Victorian Actors, c1925. Sir Henry Irving, (1838-1905), English actor. From Cassells Romance of Famous Lives, Volume 1 by Harold Wheeler

Victorien Sardou, French dramatist, 1898. Sardou (1831-1908) wrote La Tosca (1887), which starred Sarah Bernhardt. The play formed the basis for Puccinis opera of the same title

The Convention, scene from Thermidor, at the Theatre de la Porte Saint-Martin, Paris, 1896 Artist: F Meaulle
The Convention, scene from Thermidor, at the Theatre de la Porte Saint-Martin, Paris, 1896. The play was written by the French dramatist Victorien Sardou (1831-1908)

Act one of Thermidor, by Victorien Sardou, 1891. Artist: Henri Meyer
Act one of Thermidor, by Victorien Sardou, 1891. Lobster Thermidor was created in 1894 by Marie s, a Paris restaurant near the theatre Comedie Francaise

Fedora by Victorien Sardou - Australian actress Marie Lohr
Fedora by Victorien Sardou was first produced at the Theatre du Vaudeville in Paris, 12th December 1882. The English version by Herman Merivale was first produced at the Haymarket Theatre

Dante by Laurence Irving (11 April 1897 23 October 1988) from the French of Victorien Sardou and E. Moreau. The previously shown poster has been adapted here for the tour

The Merveilleuses by Basil Hood
Promotional postcard for The Merveilleuses by Basil Hood, based on a play by Victorien Sardou (Theatre des Varietes, Paris, 16th December 1873); music Hugo Felix

Victorien Sardou Photo
VICTORIEN SARDOU The veteran French playwright towards the end of his life. Date: 1831 - 1908

Fedora by Victorien Sardou - Miss Laura Villiers
A card for a production of Fedora by Victorien Sardou at the Alexandra Theatre, Liverpool for a ten-night residency beginning on Monday

Diplomacy staring Gladys Cooper
Diplomacy adapted from Dora by Victorien Sardou (5 September 1831 8 November 1908) at the Theatre du Vaudeville, Paris, on 22nd January 1877, by Clement Scott (6 October 1841 25 June 1904) and B. C

Sardou (Renouard)
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer Date: 1831 - 1908

Sardou / Guth
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer Date: 1831 - 1908

Madame Sans-Gene by Victorien Sardou and Emile Moreau
Promotional postcard for Madame Sans-Gene by Victorien Sardou and Emile Moreau. First produced Theatre du Vaudeville, Paris

Sardou Photo
VICTORIEN SARDOU Prolific French playwright, in 1898. Date: 1831 - 1908

Victorien Sardou
VICTORIEN SARDOU French playwright in 1887 Date: 1831 - 1908

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SARAH BERNHARDT (1844-1923). French actress. Photographed by Nadar in Paris, France, 1887, in the title role of Victorien Sardous Tosca

Sardou / Chartran
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer Date: 1831 - 1908

VICTORIEN SARDOU (1831-1908). French playwright. Wood engraving, English, 1893

Bolossy Kiralfys great production, Dolores by Victorien Sardou. Date c1887

Mlle Dejazet - Figaro
Mlle Dejazet in the role of Figaro in Les Premieres Armes de Figaro by Victorien Sardou

SARDOU
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer

Victorien Sardo / Moloch
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer

Victorien Sardou / Gill
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer

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"Victorien: A Captivating Journey through Theatre and Art" Step into the enchanting world Sardou, a renowned playwright whose works have left an indelible mark on the theatrical landscape. From his collaboration with the talented Alphonse Mucha for the mesmerizing poster of "Gismonda, " starring the incomparable Sarah Bernhardt, to his captivating play "Fedora, " which showcased Mademoiselle Lina Munte's extraordinary talent. Sardou's genius as an author is beautifully captured in Phil May's illustration of Delia Harding, a character that springs to life on stage with every word penned by this masterful playwright. And who better than Sarah Bernhardt herself to bring these characters alive? Her portrayal of Cleopatra was nothing short of breathtaking, leaving audiences spellbound. Dante, another masterpiece by Laurence Irving based on Sardou's work, took theatergoers on a journey through infernos and paradises alike. Basil Hood's depiction of The Merveilleuses transported viewers back to a glamorous era filled with elegance and charm. With each passing production, Sardou continued to captivate audiences worldwide. His partnership with Emile Moreau resulted in Madame Sans-Gene - a tale brimming with wit and audacity that delighted all who witnessed it. Meanwhile, A Scrap of Paper at Criterion Theatre in Piccadilly Circus brought laughter and joy to Londoners' hearts. The iconic Theatre Sarah Bernhardt became synonymous with excellence under Victorien Sardou's guidance. Its walls echoed resounding applause as La Sorciere unfolded before eager eyes during Act IV - yet another testament to this visionary playwright's ability to transport spectators into realms beyond imagination. As we reflect upon Victorien Sardou's legacy today, let us celebrate his profound impact on theater arts while cherishing the timeless collaborations between him and luminaries like Alphonse Mucha, Sarah Bernhardt, and countless others.