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Toi-- , vieux mauvais sujet!-- je te soupçonne fort de vouloir endormir mon innocence avec ton diamant-- , mais bah!-- tant pis-- je me laisse endormir!-

Title
Toi-- , vieux mauvais sujet!-- je te soupçonne fort de vouloir endormir mon innocence avec ton diamant-- , mais bah!-- tant pis-- je me laisse endormir!- [graphic] / Ch. Vernier.
Author
Vernier, Charles, 1831-1887.
Publication
Paris : Maison Martinet, [1850?]

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Description
1 print : lithograph, hand-colored; 34 x 25 cm.
Summary
A young woman in a knee-length dress and long plait dances before two top-hatted men in evening clothes. The well-dressed crowd in the background and the glimpse of a chandelier indicate that the scene takes place in an elegant gathering place, perhaps a ballroom or the foyer of a theatre.
Alternative Title
Rigolbochomanie
Subjects
Genre/Form
Cartoons (Commentary)
Note
  • Caption title.
  • Series caption title: La Rigolbochomanie.
  • At upper right: 11.
  • At lower right: Lith. Destouches, Paris.
Biography (note)
  • Plate 11 from Charles Vernier's La Rigolbochomanie, a collection of satirical cartoons that took its title from the Parisian furor over the dancer Mademoiselle Rigolboche. Called the "queen of the cancan" by dance historian Ivor Guest, she was perhaps better known for her scandalous antics than for the refinement of her dancing.
  • The French printmaker and painter Charles Vernier was particularly famous for his caricatures and cartoons, many of which were published in the satirical journal Le charivari.
Call Number
*MGZFD Ver C Rig 1
OCLC
792751449
Author
Vernier, Charles, 1831-1887.
Title
Toi-- , vieux mauvais sujet!-- je te soupçonne fort de vouloir endormir mon innocence avec ton diamant-- , mais bah!-- tant pis-- je me laisse endormir!- [graphic] / Ch. Vernier.
Imprint
Paris : Maison Martinet, [1850?]
Biography
Plate 11 from Charles Vernier's La Rigolbochomanie, a collection of satirical cartoons that took its title from the Parisian furor over the dancer Mademoiselle Rigolboche. Called the "queen of the cancan" by dance historian Ivor Guest, she was perhaps better known for her scandalous antics than for the refinement of her dancing.
The French printmaker and painter Charles Vernier was particularly famous for his caricatures and cartoons, many of which were published in the satirical journal Le charivari.
Local Note
Cataloging funds provided by Friends of Jerome Robbins Dance Division.
For the complete Rigolbochomanie, with uncolored lithographs, see: *MGTI-Res.+ Vernier, Charles, 1831-1887. La Rigolbochomanie, croquis lithographiques & chorégraphiques, par Charles Vernier.
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Rigolbochomanie
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*MGZFD Ver C Rig 1
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