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Stage design for the Opera "La Esmeralda" by Louise Bertin, 1836. Creator: Cambon, Charles-Antoine (1802-1875). Stage design for the Opera "La Esmeralda" by Louise Bertin, 1836. Creator: Cambon, Charles-Antoine (1802-1875)
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Stage design for the Opera "La Esmeralda" by Louise Bertin, 1836. Creator: Cambon, Charles-Antoine (1802-1875). Stage design for the Opera "La Esmeralda" by Louise Bertin, 1836. Creator: Cambon, Charles-Antoine (1802-1875)
Stage design for the Opera "La Esmeralda" by Louise Bertin, 1836. Found in the collection of the Bibliotheque Nationale de France
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This stage design for the Opera "La Esmeralda" by Louise Bertin, created in 1836, showcases the artistic collaboration between Bertin and the renowned scenic painter, Charles-Antoine Cambon. The opera, based on Victor Hugo's novel "Notre-Dame de Paris," was a groundbreaking production that combined elements of ballet, drama, and music. Cambon's design for this particular scene is a stunning example of theatrical scenic painting at its finest. The black and white chalk on paper drawing reveals intricate details of the Parisian setting, with its Gothic architecture, winding streets, and towering cathedral. The use of dramatic shadows and chiaroscuro lighting effects heightens the sense of depth and perspective, transporting the audience to the heart of medieval Paris. Bertin's opera "La Esmeralda" was a critical and commercial success, and this stage design is a testament to the collaborative efforts of its creators. The production's innovative blend of genres and its rich, evocative visuals made it a landmark in the history of French opera. Today, this exquisite stage design can be found in the esteemed collection of the Bibliotheque Nationale de France, a reminder of the artistic ingenuity and creativity that shaped the world of opera during the 19th century.
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