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Colorful 1888 French theatre poster showing children watching performers on an ornate stage at Théâtre Galerie-Vivienne.

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THEÂTRE/ GALERIE-VIVIENNE/ 6. RUE VIVIENNE. Près le PALAIS. ROYAL/ MATINEES/ ENFANTINES/ de Famille/ LES/ JEUDIS/ DIMANCHES/ & FÊTES/ A 2 Hes 1/2/ précises, 1888, Musée Carnavalet, Paris. Via artnap.com

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This French poster advertises family children's matinees at the Théâtre Galerie-Vivienne, located at 6 rue Vivienne near the Palais-Royal. It shows an audience of children and adults seated before an ornate stage with red curtains, where two performers in evening dress perform, while a clown figure appears in the upper left. The lithograph is dated 1888 and attributed to an anonymous French artist of the nineteenth century.

Museum record: Musée Carnavalet, Paris