Sardou Collection (#2)

SARAH BERNHARDT (1844-1923). French actress. Photographed by Nadar in Paris, France, 1887, in the title role of Victorien Sardous Tosca

Sarah Bernhardt as Zoraya in La Sorciere
French Actress Sarah Bernhardt as Zoraya in the stage play La Sorciere ( The Witch ) - Act 3. Written by Victorian Sardou and produced by Bernhadt herself. Date: 1903

Sardou / Chartran
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer Date: 1831 - 1908

VICTORIEN SARDOU (1831-1908). French playwright. Wood engraving, English, 1893

A divorce cure from the French of Sardou by Harry Saint Maur. Date c1897

Bolossy Kiralfys great production, Dolores by Victorien Sardou. Date c1887

Emily Bancker in A divorce cure from the French of Sardou by Harry Saint Maur. Date c1897

A play at the Theatre de la Porte-Saint-Martin, Paris
The Crocodile, a play by Michel Sardou, is performed at the Theatre de la Porte-Saint-Martin in Paris. The scene shows the moment when Lieutenant Lotus discovers Richard Kolt

Mlle Dejazet - Figaro
Mlle Dejazet in the role of Figaro in Les Premieres Armes de Figaro by Victorien Sardou

SARDOU
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer

Victorien Sardo / Moloch
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer

Victorien Sardou / Gill
VICTORIEN SARDOU French writer

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"Sardou: A Legacy of Drama and Elegance" Step into the world of Victorien Sardou, a renowned French playwright whose works captivated audiences in the late 19th century. One such production was "Gismonda, " brought to life by the enchanting Sarah Bernhardt in a lithograph poster designed by Alphonse Mucha. The Theatre de la Renaissance in Paris became a stage for their collaboration, showcasing Bernhardt's talent and beauty. Sardou's brilliance extended beyond "Gismonda" as he penned other masterpieces like "Fedora. " This play featured Mademoiselle Lina Munte, who undoubtedly mesmerized audiences with her portrayal of complex characters crafted by Sardou's pen. Delving deeper into Sardou's repertoire, we discover his creation of Delia Harding, a character brought to life through Phil May's artistic interpretation. These collaborations showcased Sardou's ability to craft compelling narratives that resonated with both actors and audiences alike. Sarah Bernhardt continued her illustrious career under Sardou's guidance, taking on roles such as Theodora and Cleopatra. Her performances breathed life into these historical figures, leaving an indelible mark on theater history. Dante also found its place among Sardou's works when Laurence Irving took up the challenge of portraying this iconic literary figure. Through Irving's performance and Sardou’s words, Dante came alive once more on stage. In addition to his theatrical prowess, Basil Hood immortalized the spirit of the Merveilleuses - fashionable women from post-revolutionary France - in one of his plays inspired by Sardou’s genius storytelling. Victorien Sardou himself remains an enigma captured through photographs that reveal glimpses of his creative mind at work. His passion for drama shines through each image captured during rehearsals or moments behind-the-scenes. Even after his passing, Sardou's legacy lives on.