Représentations de Galipaux
Charles-Lucien Léandre · 1862-1934
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Why is this public domain? Charles-Lucien Léandre died in 1934; this work is in the public domain.
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A lithographic theatre poster printed in blue and red, featuring a caricatured profile of a man with exaggerated features and a large red-shaded figure beside him. The text announces performances by Galipaux, premier comique of the Palais-Royal, Vaudeville and Gymnase theatres, with a handwritten dedication signed by Léandre.
