Mme Cérito-St.-Léon, rôle de Stella, 2e tableau by Alexandre Lacauchie

Hand-colored lithograph of a dancer in a striped white skirt and red bodice, leaping while holding a ribboned tambourine.

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A hand-colored lithograph shows a female dancer in mid-leap, wearing a white skirt with dark horizontal stripes, a red bodice, and ribbons in her hair. She raises a decorated tambourine trimmed with red, blue, and white ribbons. The print, titled Mme Cérito-St.-Léon, rôle de Stella, 2e tableau, is attributed to Alexandre Lacauchie and dated 1850.

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