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Troisième panneau sans texte : "La Pantomime". c1900. Creator: Jules Cheret. Troisième panneau sans texte : "La Pantomime". c1900. Creator: Jules Cheret
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Troisième panneau sans texte : "La Pantomime". c1900. Creator: Jules Cheret. Troisième panneau sans texte : "La Pantomime". c1900. Creator: Jules Cheret
Troisieme panneau sans texte : "La Pantomime". c1900. [Publisher: Imprimerie Chaix; Place: Paris]
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La Pantomime
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is a stunning lithograph print from the early 20th century, created by the renowned French artist Jules Cheret. This particular piece is the third panel without text from a series of posters, produced by Imprimerie Chaix in Paris around 1900. The captivating image showcases four performers engaged in a pantomime performance. The Belle Époque atmosphere is palpable in this vibrant and colorful work of art. The actors, dressed in the traditional Commedia dell'Arte costumes, include a pierrot with a striped shirt and a jester wearing a multicolored outfit. Two young women, one in a yellow dress and the other in a striped dress, watch intently from the sidelines. A man in a suit and a guy in a simple shirt complete the scene. The intricate details and rich colors of this lithograph are a testament to the Art Nouveau style that was popular during this era. The performers exude a sense of energy and excitement, inviting the viewer to imagine the lively and entertaining performance unfolding before them. This beautiful piece of heritage art, with its timeless appeal and historical significance, is a valuable addition to any collection focusing on the performing arts, fashion, or the cultural heritage of France during the 1900s. The New York Public Library's Wallach Division Picture Collection is fortunate to have this cherished work in their possession, allowing us to appreciate the artistry and creativity of Jules Cheret and the rich history of the theater.
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