Theatre Pompadour | Maitre de L’Affiche: Plate #203
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This artwork is from Les Maitres de L’Affiche series; miniature versions of outstanding stone lithograph artworks of the most important advertising posters by the finest artists.
This magical poster is for the Theâtre Pompadour in Paris, which is named for the infamous Madame de Pompadour who became the mistress and lifelong confidante of Louis XV, and was a notable patron of the arts. A likeness of her, mask in hand is used effectively in this moody flowing composition which includes large marionettes hanging from the letter “R” of the heading “Theatre”. Overall a soft sensuous handling by the artist Barcet, creates a memorable poster.
Size
Unit
Inches
Centimeters
Width
11.5
29.21
Height
15.5
39.37
Depth
0.1
0.25
Details
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Origin:
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Artist:
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Size:
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Artist:
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Size:
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