Another nice post - thanks. This guy could really see through people.
October 25, 2016 at 5:12 AM
Albert Guillaume (1873-1942) was a French illustrator and painter with a satirical mindset. His Wikipedia entry is here.
Guillaume usually poked fun at the haute bourgeoisie, so for this post I decided to present some of his works dealing with the theatre.
Gallery
[Image]Musique savante
The music lover seems inspired, but I'm not so sure about the others nearby.
[Image]La Loge au théâtre
He tended to depict pretty younger women with older men, so maybe there was a good deal of that during the Belle Époque and later.
[Image]Les admiratrices (Lucien Guitry dans sa loge) - 1922
[Image]Private opera box
A group utterly fixated on what's happening on stage.
[Image]Au theatre - 1920s
[Image]Les retardataires
The performance of the late arrivals.
posted by Donald Pittenger at 1:00 AM on Oct 24, 2016
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October 25, 2016 at 5:12 AM