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An 1800 scene at an opera ball at the Opera de Paris showing elegant attendees dancing. Instituted in 1715, these public balls promoted a democratic atmosphere around the time of Carnival.
Watercolor painting of the Monument expiatoire de la place Louvois in Paris around 1830, built on the site of the opera of rue de Richelieu after the assassination of the duc de Berry, from the Hippolyte Destailleur collection.
Historical drawing of the Théâtre de l'Opéra in Paris, showcasing the main venue of the Académie Royale de Musique during the years 1794 to 1820.
Historic stock certificate for 10,000 livres issued by the Théâtre des Arts, predecessor of the Paris Opera, dated 22 August 1795, illustrating the evolution of the Paris Opera from Académie d'opéra founded in 1669 to its modern form.
19th-century etching titled 'Théâtre des Arts' by Adolphe Martial Potémont, created using etching technique. The artwork measures 31 cm in height and 48.8 cm in width, housed at Musée Carnavalet in Paris, documenting historic Parisian theater architecture.
Detailed etching of the Théâtre des Arts by Adolphe Martial Potémont (1827-1883), showcasing a historic Parisian theater. Created using the eau-forte (etching) technique, measuring 31 cm by 48.8 cm. Held in the Musée Carnavalet, Paris.
Auditorium of the Théâtre des Arts located on Rue de la Loi, designed by architect Victor Louis and built between 1791 and 1793
Detailed architectural drawing depicting the front elevation, transverse section, and floor plans of the Théâtre des Arts located on Rue de la Loi. Designed by Victor Louis and constructed between 1791 and 1793, this image reflects the theatre's design as remodeled for the Paris Opera in 1794 by Ray
Architectural elevation drawing of the facade of a theater located at the intersection of rue de Richelieu and rue de Louvois in Paris, created by an anonymous artist. This 32.7 cm by 46.1 cm drawing is held at the Musée Carnavalet, showcasing historical Parisian architecture.
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