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Street Theatre: "La parade de Bobeche et Galimafre sur le Boulevard du Temple
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Street Theatre: "La parade de Bobeche et Galimafre sur le Boulevard du Temple
JLJ4587909 Street Theatre: " La parade de Bobeche et Galimafre sur le Boulevard du Temple devant le Theatre des delassements comiques" Painting by Jean Roller (1798-1866) 1820 Sun. 1, 01x0, 83 m Paris, Musee Carnavalet by Roller, Jean (1798-1866); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; (add.info.: Street Theatre: " La parade de Bobeche et Galimafre sur le Boulevard du Temple devant le Theatre des delassements comiques" Painting by Jean Roller (1798-1866) 1820 Sun. 1, 01x0, 83 m Paris, Musee Carnavalet); Photo ePhoto Josse; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a moment of lively street theatre in 19th century Paris. Titled "La parade de Bobeche et Galimafre sur le Boulevard du Temple devant le Theatre des delassements comiques" the painting by Jean Roller showcases the vibrant atmosphere of the city's bustling streets. The scene depicts a colorful procession led by two characters, Bobeche and Galimafre, parading along Boulevard du Temple. The Theatre des delassements comiques serves as the backdrop for this spectacle, adding to the excitement and anticipation of the audience gathered on balconies and in the streets below. Jean Roller's artwork beautifully portrays not only the performers but also captures glimpses of everyday life in Paris during that era. From homemade signs advertising various trades to people going about their daily routines, this piece offers a glimpse into French society at that time. With its vivid colors and attention to detail, this painting is a testament to Roller's artistic talent and his ability to capture both grand theatrical moments and intimate street scenes. It serves as a reminder of how art can transport us back in time, allowing us to experience historical events through visual storytelling. Displayed at Musee Carnavalet in Paris, this print brings forth an appreciation for street art, entertainment culture, and France's rich artistic heritage.
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