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Hand-colored engraving of two stage performers in costume: a man in blue tunic and a woman in white gown with red stripes and

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Costumes de Paul, rôle de Joconde et de Mme Anatole, rôle de la comtesse Mathilde, dans Astolphe et Joconde, Martinet-Hautecoeur (1827). Via artnap.com

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A hand-colored engraving shows two performers in theatrical costume, a man in a blue tunic with a black feathered hat and a woman in a white gown with red striped sleeves and a red plumed hat. The print is numbered 587 and labeled with the roles of Paul, Joconde and Mme Anatole as the Countess Mathilde in Astolphe et Joconde. Martinet-Hautecoeur produced the work in 1827.