Montclair Theatre, N.J. by Leo Sielke (1913)

Watercolor of the ornate Montclair Theatre interior with red damask walls, gilded arches, and a mythological mural above the

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This watercolor shows the interior of the Montclair Theatre in New Jersey, seen from the seating area toward a gilded proscenium arch and a stage with a painted curtain depicting a classical building. The walls are covered in red damask, and the ceiling and upper arch are decorated with mythological figures including centaurs, cherubs and a reclining lion. The work is attributed to Leo Sielke and dated 1913.

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1913

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