Théâtre de la Porte St Martin Lucrèce Borgia by Charles Tronsens

Hand-colored theatre poster for Lucrèce Borgia with a caricatured woman holding a poison bottle and four medallion portraits.

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A hand-colored theatre poster for the Théâtre de la Porte St Martin production of Lucrèce Borgia, attributed to Charles Tronsens (Carlo Gripp). A caricatured figure in a yellow dress holds a bottle labeled as poison, framed by four medallion portraits and the words Commerce de Poisons, Gros and Détail. Smaller vignettes below show a duel and a crowd scene with a short theatrical anecdote in French.

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