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BARRÈS, Maurice; RÉGNIER, Henri de; BOYLESVE, René A Night in Venice in the Eighteenth Century. [Grand Prix Ball at the Opera]. (Paris: Lapina) 1922, In-4° (a few small stains, 1 very slight tear in the margin, 1 page of text slightly rubbed). Bound in an illustrated cover and cellophane, with a cream-colored braided cord (lower cover partially stitched and soiled, small tear at the top of the spine, worn cellophane). Program for the lavish Venetian celebration held at the Paris Opera on Saturday, June 24, 1922, featuring, among others, Ida Rubinstein, Cécile Sorel, and Marguerite Deval. Original texts by Maurice Barrès, Henri de Régnier, and René Boylesve. Full-page color illustrations mounted on olive-colored laid paper, by François Flameng, George Barbier, Francesco Guardi, J. Saint-Germier, Jean Droit, Maxime Dethomas, F. Martin-Kavel, Al. J. Bratesco-Voinesti, and J.G. Domergue. Numerous illustrated advertisements for luxury fashion houses, including a beautiful stencil composition for Lanvin.
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