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TITLE:
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Caudieux—Petit Casino
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WORK DATE:
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1890
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CATEGORY:
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Prints and Multiples
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MATERIALS:
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Lithograph. Printed in black on wove paper. Printed by Ancourt and published by L'Estampe originale (Andre Marty) as the eighth plate of Le Café Concert.
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EDITION/SET OF:
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Regular edition of 1893, 500 impressions, unsigned.
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SIZE:
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h: 10 x w: 12.9 in / h: 25.4 x w: 32.8 cm
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STYLE:
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Post-Impressionism
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PRICE*:
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Contact Gallery for Price
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DESCRIPTION:
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In the early 1890s, café concerts, or cafés chantants as they were also called, were increasing in popularity. These small theater spaces, where the audience sat at tables and drank while songs and skits were presented on a small stage, were springing up all over Montmartre. Lautrec and his friends developed the habit of following a favorite singer or dancer from caf' conc' to music hall as the performer moved from place to place. Here, the bulky figure of the comedian Caudieux is shown mid-dance. That same year, Lautrec would also complete a poster of the performer.
Condition: An extremely fine, fresh impression. The paper is excellent
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LITERATURE:
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Wittrock 25, Adriani 23, Frey 217
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