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Francis de Croisset, French playwright, novelist and librettist. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)
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Francis de Croisset, French playwright, novelist and librettist. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho)
2785958 Francis de Croisset, French playwright, novelist and librettist. Illustration for Le Rire (colour litho) by Leandre, Charles (1862-1934); Private Collection; (add.info.: Francis de Croisset, French playwright, novelist and librettist. Illustration for Le Rire, 16 July 1904.); © Look and Learn
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7 Deadly Sins Charles Leandre Comedie Francaise Cupid Dramatist Le Rire Leandre Charles 1862 1934 Librettist Peacock Pretension Pride Proud Proudness Seven Deadly Sins Vanity Authors Book Author Caricatures Emotions
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This vibrant and captivating print showcases Francis de Croisset, a renowned French playwright, novelist, and librettist. The illustration was originally featured in the magazine Le Rire on July 16th, 1904. Created by the talented artist Charles Leandre (1862-1934), this colour lithograph beautifully captures de Croisset's essence. The image exudes a sense of humor and amusement as it portrays de Croisset with exaggerated features and comical elements. A cupid hovers above him while he stands proudly like a peacock, symbolizing vanity and pride. This satirical cartoon cleverly reflects the social dynamics of the time. De Croisset's contribution to literature and theatre is highlighted through this artwork. As an author known for his witty plays and novels, he entertained audiences with his sharp wit and engaging storytelling. Leandre's artistic style adds depth to this satirical drawing, emphasizing the scathing satire that underlies it. Through his skilled brushstrokes, he brings forth not only de Croisset's proudness but also explores themes such as pretension and the seven deadly sins. This print serves as a testament to both de Croisset's literary prowess and Leandre's talent as an illustrator. It invites viewers into a world where comedy meets social commentary, offering insight into European culture during that era. Displayed in private collections worldwide, this artwork continues to captivate audiences with its charm while reminding us of the enduring power of satire in art.
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