1913 French Theatre National Program

After Albert Pierre René Maignan (French, 1845-1908). "Ariane at Theatre National de L'Opera", lithographic advertising poster. Signed in plate; framed. Approx. 44" x 34" (frame), 35" x 25" (sight)

Theatre Royal Covent Garden Grand Circus Program. London, 1889. Trifold double-sided program for The National Theatre, Drury Lane advertising "Harlequin and the Midwinter's Night Dream" and on the rev

Thurston, Howard. Thurston Lyceum Theatre Program. November 10, 1913. One page, mounted to board with corner protectors, on old scrapbook page, framed. 9 ¾ x 6 ¼". Scattered losses not affecting pri

Vanderbilt archive Manhattan Theatre program ephemera plus mementoes French Musee Grevin guide Howard Co repair box et al. roughly a dozen pieces of ephemera also includes a torn valentine, a fabric s

Description: Framed French opera poster by Leonetto Cappiello, "Theatre National de l'Opera." Dimensions: Sight - 43" x 30"

Théâtre National de l'Opéra / Monna Vanna by George Fraipont, inscribed in pencil and dated 1909 in lower margin, sight - 35" high x 25.25" wide. St. Germain En Laye, byJean Carlu, 1923, sight - 41

Promoting 'Louise' by Gustave Charpentier, at the Theatre National de L'Opera Comique in Paris. Print is 31 inches x 23 inches, frame is 44 inches x 36 inches.

[Ballet Program/Igor Stravinsky] L’Oiseau de Feu [The Firebird]. [2]-leaf program for the ballet’s first performance at the Theatre National de l’Opera, June 25, 1910. 1st page credits: ballerin

ROCHEGROSSE, Georges (1859-1938). Roma / Theatre National De L’Opera. Paris: Imp. Ed. Delanchy & Fils 51, 53 Faub & St. Denis, ca. 1900s. French lithograph poster for the opera with music by Mas

Description: An 1895 linen backed poster for the performance of La Navarraise at the Theatre National de L'Opera Comique in Paris, depicting Emma Calve, the play written by Jules Massenet. Type: Poste

English & French books, engravings, including 1852 set of Chaucer's Works, 1930's Theatre programs, etc

Edouard Vuillard, black and white lithograph, 1894, Edouard Vuillard (French, 1868-1940), Solness le Constructeur- Program for le Theatre de l'oeuvre, signed in plate lower left, matted and unframed,

Franco-American Social Reception Illustrated Program 1930. Touches on programs such as Fête Franco-Américaine & Théâtre des Champs-Élysées. In french. Measures 10.5 inches in height by 8.5 inche

With a plaque with date and serial number.70 x 50 x 30 cm.

Paul Colin (1892 - 1986) was a famous poster artist in France, who grew to popularity with his early posters of Josephine Baker. He spent his career creating posters, costumes, and sets for various ty

ABEL. French National Railways / Bretagne. 1946. Paris: R.L. Dupuy. A Carnac stone is depicted beside a simple French farmhouse in the region of Brittany. 38 ½ x 24 ¾”. Linen backed. A

Paris Theatre lithograph poster Chimeres de Grimaces framed with mat board 31 inches height, 24 inches width overall size for shipping 39 inches height, 32 inches width Note: center fold crease and ot

Very rare colorful poster form the 14th International Automobile and Cycle exposition. Has been affixed to a masonite backing. Some tears and small pieces missing on corners. This is a extremely hard

OEUVRES COMPLETES de P. CORNEILLE from "CLASSIQUES FRANCOIS" series Paris; 1855 Size 6 by 9" Text in French Fine morocco bindings with embossed gilt crowned coat of arms on each front cover and gilt d

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1788 1ed French National Assembly & Estates General Decrees 3v Etats Generaux An important late 18th-century printing of the legislative proceedings of the French National Assembly beginning in 1789.

Salvador Dali (Spanish, 1904-1989) for French National Railroad, circa 1969. Collection of three framed Surrealist off-set lithograph posters, each commissioned and published by the French National Ra

Thurston, Howard. Majestic Theatre Program. Thurston – Kellar's Successor. New York, August, 1908/09. Pictorial program, 8 pages, illustrated, staple-bound. Inscribed and signed on the front by Thur

A 1913 National Cast Register, model # 332, with ornate brass body in foliate motif and white marble. Marked on front. Approx. h. 16.875", w. 17", d. 16.25"