Lithograph poster promoting a flamenco show held in Paris. In the second half of the nineteenth century, the “espagnolade” was in vogue in Paris; this term indicates a whole idiosyncratic, long-lasting iconography, dominated by the folksy image of Andalusia, toreros, bandoleros and flamenco. Not surprisingly, flamenco shows were very popular at the time. Printed by Louis Galice, linen backed, B condition. Dimensions in inches: 55.9 x 39.4''.
| C-139 | |
| Author | -ANONYMOUS |
| Year | 1920 |
| Height | 142 |
| Width | 100 |
| Country | Spain |
| Printer | LOUIS GALICE |
| Conservation | B+ |
| Printing | Lithography |
| Support | On linen |