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Charles Loupot (1892–1962) – The Movie Theater. 1927. Oil and pencil on heavy paper. Signed and dated in ink in the lower right corner. 43.5 x 57.5 cm. A crease mark in the lower right corner. This work depicts a subject rarely portrayed in art history. Created in a Cubist style with Art Deco aesthetics, this work is, according to family tradition, a design concept for a poster intended for the Pathé studios. This claim is supported by the presence of a pencil sketch of the word “Pathé” on the right-hand side. It is worth noting that the composition of the subject is strikingly similar to Marcellin Auzolle’s poster for *Le Cinématographe*, even though it was created several decades earlier. Provenance: Purchased from a descendant of a Parisian printer, then held in a French collection.
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