Jullien’s American polka; Jullien’s celebrated polkas, no. 12
John Brandard · 1812-1863
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Jullien’s American polka; Jullien’s celebrated polkas, no. 12, John Brandard (1840-1859). Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored lithographic sheet titled Jullien's American Polka, showing two couples dancing beneath draped American flags, a gilded eagle emblem, and floral garlands. A crystal chandelier hangs over the ballroom, and two more figures wait at the sides beside urns of flowers. The sheet is the cover of Jullien's Celebrated Polkas, No. 12, attributed to John Brandard, dated 1840-1859.
