Théâtre de la Nation. Petipa, rôle du comte de Provence, dans La filleule des fées
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.
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A hand-colored lithograph shows a standing male figure in a teal jacket and ruffled skirt-like tunic, with lace cuffs, a gold sash, a sword, lace spats and spurred boots, beneath a wide-brimmed hat with a white plume. The sheet bears the header Galerie Dramatique and Théâtre de la Nation, the printer's mark Imp. Decan, and a plate number.
