Dans la Rue // Chanson inédite // Par Aristide Bruant : [impression photomécanique] / Steinlen ; Gillot.sc
Théophile Alexandre Steinlen · Swiss, 1859-1923
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Dans la Rue // Chanson inédite // Par Aristide Bruant : [impression photomécanique] / Steinlen ; Gillot.sc, Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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A printed song sheet titled Dans la Rue, presented as an unpublished chanson by Aristide Bruant, combines French verses with several black-and-white illustrations of street life, including men drinking at a café table, a lamppost, a figure sprawled on the pavement, and a couple walking. The sheet is attributed to Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, with the engraving credited to Gillot, and it notes that the music is available at the offices of the Journal in rue d'Enghien.
