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French Theater Collection: 1825-1875

This unparalleled collection, "French Theater 1825-1875," offers an extraordinary glimpse into the golden era of French theater through a treasure trove of letters, documents, and photographs. With over 275 autograph pieces, this collection is a testament to the rich history and vibrant talent that defined this period. Explore the personal correspondence of renowned playwrights, actors, and theater administrators, including Eugene de Planard, Leopold Delannoy, and Leon Gandillon, among many others. Each piece is a unique window into the lives and works of these cultural giants.

Comprehensive Collection of Autographs and Documents

The collection features a diverse range of documents, from autograph letters and signed visiting cards to photographs and newspaper clippings.

• Discover over 275 autograph letters, notes, and documents, offering a rich narrative of the French theater scene.
• Enjoy the personal insights of famous figures like actress Helena Gaussin, theater director Leon Dormeuil, and actress Eugenie Sauvage.

This extensive collection is not just a historical document but a living testament to the passion and dedication that defined the French theater in the 19th century.

Unique Cabinet Photographs and Signed Materials

In addition to the written documents, this collection includes 29 cabinet photos, signed by notable figures such as Gertrude Green, Adelaide Ristori, and Marie Leconte.

• Admire the signed cabinets of celebrated actors and actresses, including Francine Lorée and Marie Daubron.
• Experience the authenticity of the collection with its signed and unsigned cabinet photos and a signed photo postcard of actor Carlo Bohm.

This collection is a must-have for anyone interested in theater history, French culture, or the personal stories of the performers who shaped the stage. Invest in this extraordinary collection and own a piece of theater history.