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Model of the setting for "La Folie de Clidamant" by Alexandre Hardy as seen at the Hotel de Bourgogne, Paris, ca. 1630
Shows the use of simultaneous settings at the Hotel de Bourgogne. With B11, shows differing methods of staging in 17th century French theatre. Based on sketch in "Le Memoire de Mahelot"; created by Davignaud and Gabin under the direction of Emile…
Model of the Salle des Machines, theater in the Tuilieries, Paris, in 1671
Represents a setting for "Psyche" by Moliere and Corneille, based upon a 1906 revival of the play at the Theatre Francaise. With B08, the model illustrates differing methods of staging in 17th century French theatre. La Salles de Machines was a large…
Model of the Drury Lane; London; 1778
Depiction of the "screen scene" from "A School for Scandal" by Richard Brinsley Sheridan. Shows the use of wing and drop scenery on a deep stage, the depth of the forestage, proscenium doors, and stage boxes. Created by James P. Maginnis under the…
Set model for "Les Deux Trouvailles de Gallus," Comedie Francaise, 1923
Model of the setting for "Les Deux Trouvailles du Gallus," a combination of Victor Hugo's plays "Margarita" and "Esca."
Set model for "Leah Kleschna," Manhattan Theatre, New York, 1904
Set model of fifth act of "Leah Kreschna," an orchard near Neustadt, Austria. The Manhattan Theatre (not to be confused with Hammerstein's Manhattan on 34th between Broadway and 6th Avenue) stood at 6th Ave and 33rd St.
