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Caricature poster for Marigny Theatre showing exaggerated performers in procession, including a parasol-carrying woman and a

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La revue de Marigny, de Gabriel Timmory et Maurice de Marsan, Yves Marevéry (1910). Via artnap.com

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A caricature-style poster for the Marigny Theatre shows a procession of exaggerated performers, including a woman with a parasol, a man with a top hat, a figure in a pith helmet, and a fish-headed character walking beside a tiger on a wheeled platform. Each figure is labeled with a performer's name along the bottom edge. The work is attributed to Yves Marevéry and dated 1910, and the title identifies it as the revue for the Marigny Theatre by Gabriel Timmory and Maurice de Marsan.