Le Cid à l’Opéra by Sahib (1885)

Satirical 1885 print of caricatured opera singers in Le Cid costumes, with a knight, queen, and text panels around them.

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A dense satirical lithograph titled Le Cid à l'Opéra shows exaggerated costumed opera singers and dancers, including a knight with a raised sword and a bearded king, surrounded by numbered caricature panels and annotated text. The composition crowds figures of soldiers, a turbaned envoy, and dancers around a central scene. The print is dated 1885 and attributed to Sahib (Louis Ernest Lesage).

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1885

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