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  • Menu programmes by Millet for Les Affiches Illustrees 1896

    Menu programmes by Millet for Les Affiches Illustrees 1896

    $ 350

    FOLIES BERGERE – MAURICE MILLIERE – c1890s – IMPRIMERIE CHAIX

    Original triptych program printed in chromolithography by Imprimerie Chaix, Paris. Edited by Boudet.

    The three-panel composition illustrates scenes from the Folies Bergère. The left panel shows circus performers including a clown and trained animals. The central panel features performers including a female rider and Pierrot in the traditional white costume with black buttons. The right panel depicts ballet dancers. The panels are surrounded by a green border and designed as a folded program format.

    Maurice Millière (1871–1946) was a French illustrator and painter associated with the Belle Époque. He is known for his theatrical and poster work and for illustrations depicting Parisian life and stage subjects.

    Printed by Chaix Imprimerie, Paris, a leading lithographic printer of the Belle Époque and closely associated with Jules Chéret.

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    Artist: Maurice Millière (1871–1946)
    Title: Folies Bergère (Triptych Program)
    Printer: Imprimerie Chaix, Paris
    Publisher (Editeur): Boudet
    Medium: Chromolithography
    Format: Triptych, center fold
    Size: 17 x 11.5 inches
    Linen: Unlined
    Condition: Nice condition; slight vertical fold at center as issued

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  • Parade by Pablo Picasso 1973 original for the Joffrey Ballet

    Parade by Pablo Picasso 1973 original for the Joffrey Ballet

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    PABLO PICASSO — JOFFREY BALLET, PARADE (1973)

    Original 1973 lithograph poster issued by the Foundation for American Dance for the Joffrey Ballet’s presentation of Parade, with costume and set designs by Pablo Picasso. The ballet was originally created in 1917 for Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes, with music by Erik Satie and choreography by Léonide Massine. Revived by the Joffrey Ballet at New York’s City Center in 1973, this production marked one of the great intersections of modern art, music, and dance. Picasso’s imagery and the history of Parade make this poster an important document of 20th-century performing arts, celebrating the collaboration between visual art and the stage.

    Title: Joffrey Ballet — Parade
    Artist: Pablo Picasso (1881–1973)
    Date: 1973
    Printer: Foundation for American Dance
    Size: 35 × 25 in (approx. 89 × 63.5 cm)
    Print Type: Lithograph
    Condition: Excellent “A” condition, not linen-backed
    Comments: Original poster issued for the Joffrey Ballet’s 1973 production of Parade at City Center, New York. Features Pablo Picasso’s designs first created in 1917 for Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes. Rare and historically significant dance poster highlighting one of the greatest artistic collaborations of the 20th century.

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