Melle Caroline, rôle de Colombine
Alexandre Lacauchie · 1814 - 1886
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Why is this public domain? Alexandre Lacauchie died in 1886; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
A hand-colored lithograph shows a female dancer in a costume with a harlequin-patterned bodice in blue, red, and yellow, a white skirt trimmed with gold ribbons, and a white plumed hat with yellow curls. She stands en pointe with one arm extended, and the image is printed on cream paper with the Galerie Dramatique and Théâtre de l'Opéra header. The work is dated 1852 and attributed to Alexandre Lacauchie.
