The Theatre (The Binoculars) by Jules De Bruycker (1907)

Etching of a man in a dark coat raising opera glasses at a theatre balcony, with dancers visible on stage.

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A seated man in a dark coat leans forward over a curved balcony railing, raising opera glasses to his eyes toward a stage where dancing figures are faintly visible. The etching uses fine hatching and strong dark tones to render the theatre interior. This 1907 print by Jules De Bruycker is titled The Theatre (The Binoculars).

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1907

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