141 - Large album containing 30 posters and various advertising programs mounted on 34 cardboard pages, not laminated (some have come loose from the cardboard). - Karcher Beer - Moulin Rouge – Kermesse dance matinees, program poster dated November 27, 1895, featuring beautiful color lithographic compositions (26.5 x 36.5 cm) - Le Grand Guignol, program poster with a red chalk lithographic composition by Jules-Alexandre Grün (32 x 25 cm) - Eldorado, three-part poster signed by Misti (Ferdinand Miflienz) (25 x 35.5 cm) - Pink Pills, Pink Almanac, 2 four-part color lithographed advertising posters (full sheet 48 x 32 cm) - Ambassadeurs Concert Program, BIKINA Cafés (35.5 x 25 cm) - ELËN, a three-act drama by Villiers de L'Isle Adam, Théâtre Libre program featuring an Art Nouveau composition by Maurice de Lambert (39 x 30.5 cm), with a slight marginal tear that does not affect the text or the composition - Menu from the 225th dinner of the artistic society “Le Cornet,” accompanied by a beautiful lithograph by Maurice Millière dedicated to André Mycho (menu opened: 48 x 64 cm) - Menu from the Restaurant des Variétés, dinner on June 22, 1909 (32 x 24 cm) - Menu from the Grande Brasserie Lorraine, dated January 16 of an unspecified year (36 x 24 cm) - Champ de Foire, lithographed poster signed by Georges Redon, “Poetry, Music, Theater” (26 x 37 cm) - Le Divan Japonais, program poster signed by Maurice Millière (26 x 24 cm) - Casino d’Avignon, program poster signed by Richard Ranft: Matinees reserved for families, classical evening, concert, etc. (25 x 36 cm) - Program poster for a circus or dance performance signed by Richard Ranft (28 x 32 cm) - Ba-ta-clan, program poster for the evening performance, March 1893, with a Japanese-inspired design (35 x 26.5 cm) - Ba-ta-clan, concert program poster, February 24, 1897 (33 x 28 cm) - *Ton sang*, a contemporary tragedy in four acts by Henry Bataille, program poster featuring a full-page illustration by Henry Bataille (33 x 25 cm) - *A Day in Parliament*, program poster for the 4th performance of the 1893–1894 season at the Théâtre Libre, caricature by Jean-Louis Forain (29 x 23 cm) - *An Enemy of the People* by Henrik Ibsen. Program for the Bouffes du Nord. November 1893. Illustration by Édouard Vuillard (23 x 31 cm) - *Jardin de Paris* and *Moulin Rouge* Combined, 1897 season, cabaret program poster (29 x 43 cm) - *La fille d’Artaban*, a one-act prose drama, program poster for the Théâtre Libre, 1895–1896 season, illustration by Louis Anquetin (31 x 23 cm) - *Les tisserands*, a five-act prose drama, lithographic composition by Henri Gabriel Ibels (slight corner losses) (24.5 x 31 cm) - *The Invisible Soul*, a three-act play in prose, and *Mlle Fifi*, program posters, 1895–1896, two lithographic compositions signed by Tancrède Synave (31 x 25 cm and 32 x 24.5 cm) - *Le cuivre*, a three-act play in prose, Théâtre Libre, 1895–1896 season, lithographic composition by Pierre-Eugène Vibert (24 x 31 cm) - Menu from the Enghien Casino, handwritten text and a beautiful, Japanese-style color lithographic composition, advertisement for Kummel Doré champagne (36 x 24 cm) - *Olympia*, program poster with red chalk lithographic compositions by Misti (24 x 36 cm) - Theater program poster with three beautiful color lithographic compositions, signed Faria? (27 x 39 cm) - Ice Palace, 1897 summer season, program poster featuring lithographic compositions by Misti (24 x 35.5 cm) - Three programs: Vichy Casino (lithographic illustration by Lucien Emmery, 1904), official Vichy program, Vichy restaurants and casino, unsigned illustrations. (sheet 30 x 54 cm) - *La comédie de l’amour*, a play in three acts, 1897, program poster with a lithographic composition by Ernest La Jeunesse (24 x 31 cm) - *La belle au bois rêvant*, *Mariage d’argent*, *Ahasvère*; program poster with a lithographic composition by Henri Gabriel Ibels (24 x 32 cm) [Enclosed] Several posters and promotional menus (Le bandage Bergougnan, Révillon frères, Au gagne petit, La rampe—special issue for the revue des variétés, lithographic composition by Alfred Choubrac, a profile of the tragedienne Hippolyte Clairon, 2 program posters from the *Théâtre illustré*. Provenance: Dr. Daymard, with a stamp in the lower right corner of some of the posters.”