Théâtre d’été, projet philantropique et hydrothérapique
Albert Robida · 1848-1926
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Why is this public domain? Albert Robida died in 1926; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored satirical print shows a woman seated in a basin under a shower, with an orchestra of shirtless musicians above and a uniformed attendant dispensing refreshments at right. The lithograph-style drawing carries French captions describing bathing services and costume rental, and is attributed to Albert Robida.
