Null Jacques Drésa
(1869-1929)
The ball
Gouache and watercolor on paper
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Jacques Drésa (1869-1929) The ball Gouache and watercolor on paper Size: 20 x 15 cm (view)

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Jacques Drésa (1869-1929) The ball Gouache and watercolor on paper Size: 20 x 15 cm (view)

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Album: Natalia TROUHANOWA Program of the four concerts given in 1912 by the dancer Natalia Trouhanowa, in-4 (30.5 x 23 cm) paperback bound with a drawstring, including the illustrated cover, the illustrated text, the 4 stencil-enhanced plates, 2 of which are fold-outs, a double-page spread on fine laid paper bearing the program and a laminated photographic portrait, deluxe copy on japon numbered 4, signed by Trouhanowa and dedicated "?to my delightful friend Drésa", edition on japon at 100 copies, wetness in the upper part, stain in the upper margin of one of the folding plates, stains and soiling on the cover. André Saglio dit Drésa (1869-1929) was a theater costume and set designer in the 19210-1920s. In this capacity, he took part in Natalia Trouhanowa's performances at the Théâtre des Arts in April 1912, where she appeared in Istar by V. d'Indy, La Tragédie de Salomé by F. Schmitt, La Péri by P. Dukas and Adelaïde ou le langage des fleurs by M. Ravel. The program reproduces some of the show's sets and costumes by René Piot, Georges Desvallières, Maxime Dethomas and Drésa.

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