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after Jean-Louis Forain, Henri-Gabriel Ibels, Adolphe Léon Willette, and Oswald Heidbrinck

Péché d'amour; Les Fenêtres; Mélie, c. 1892

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series Title

Théâtre Libre

Medium

8-page program with 4 photomechanical illustrations, 1 after Ibels, 1 after Forain, 1 after Heidbrinck, and 1 after Willette

Dimensions

sheet (program closed): 28 x 22.4 cm (11 x 8 13/16 in.)
sheet (program opened): 28 x 44.6 cm (11 x 17 9/16 in.)

Credit Line

Gift of The Atlas Foundation

Accession Number

1995.76.143

Artists / Makers

French 19th Century (artist)

Oswald Heidbrinck (artist after) French, 1860 - 1914

Jean-Louis Forain (artist after) French, 1852 - 1931

Henri-Gabriel Ibels (artist after) French, 1867 - 1936

Adolphe Léon Willette (artist after) French, 1857 - 1926

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Inscription

on last page, across center printed: Le Théâtre Libre / PROGRAMME / PÉCHÉ D'AMOUR... / LES FENETRES... / MÉLIE... / De la part de MM. Michel CARRÉ, Georges LOISEAU, Jules PERRIN, Claude COUTURIER / et Georges DOCQUOIS / Paris --Imp. A. Lanier et ses Fils, 14, rue Séguier.

Provenance

Rodolphe Darzens, Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Martin Atlas, Washington, D.C.; gift to NGA, 1995.

Associated Names

Atlas, Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Darzens, Rodolphe

Exhibition History

1998: Artists and the Avant-Garde Theater in Paris, 1887-1900, National Gallery of Art, Washington; National Academy Museum, New York, 1998-1999, as Péché d'amour (Love's Sin) by Michel Carre fils and Georges Louisseau; Les Fenêtres (The Windows) by Jul...

Bibliography

1998: Boyer, Patricia. Artists and the Avant-Garde Theater in Paris 1887-1900. Exh. cat. National Gallery of Art, Washington; National Academy Museum, New York, 1998-1999, no. 29.