Dance & ballet - Livre Rare Book

‎OPERA ET BALLETS RUSSES.‎

Reference : 19096

(1929)

‎Opéra privé de Paris. Première saison. 1929 Prince Igor‎

‎ 1929 Paris, 1929 - Plaquette in folio; Couverture illustrée en couleurs par Ivan Bilibine et 32 feuillets non chiffrés, dont deux feuillets comportant des illustrations contrecollées en couleurs (maquettes et costumes de Korovine). Plaquette brochée telle que parue, Programme de la saison 1929 de l'Opéra privé de Paris, avec "Prince Igor" de Borodine (scènes décrites en français et en anglais).couverture defraichie,dos fendu,quelques taches en marge,sinon correct‎

‎Paris Publicité commerciale et théatrale sans date (le dessin de couverture est daté de 1928 - ), une plaquette petit in-folio 24,4x31,5 cm, brochée sous couverture imprimée en couleurs d"après un dessin de Bilibine, non paginé (52 pages). Le feuillet central est dégrafé, Programme du Ballet Russe "Prince Igor", opéra en 4 actes et 5 tableaux, musique de Borodine. Historique de l"Opéra Privé de Paris créé par Maria Kousnezoff-Massenet et son mari Alfred Massenet, un portrait de Maria Kousnezoff-Massenet contrecollé, en couleurs, deux maquettes de décors et six costumes en couleurs par Korovine contrecollées, photos des artistes, une maquette de décor et six maquettes de costumes reproduits en n&b par Korovine, nombreuses publicités illustrées, couverture illustrée en couleurs de Bilibine. Ballets Russes] Opera Privé de Paris1929 Premiere Saison ProgramProfusely illustrated 1929 program for the Opera Privé de Paris production of “Prince Igor” by Borodine. 9.5 x 12.5 inches. 28 pp. Nine tipped-in color plates, including a portrait of its star singer, Maria Kousnetzoff; and, by Konstantin Korovine, six character costumes and two stage sets. The color cover is by J. Bilibine. Also included are full-page portraits of Madame Alexandra Balachova and of baritone Michel Benois, as well as many smaller photographs of other participants such as orchestra director Emil Cooper and choreographer-dancer Michel Fokine (who, a few years later, developed the famous Ballet based on Prince Igor). Started after the death of Diaghilev in 1929, the Opéra Privé de Paris was another continuation of the Ballets Russes. Co-directed by Maria Kousnezoff-Massenet, they performed Russian operas and ballets in Paris, Barcelona and London in the late 1920s and 1930s.The painter Konstantin Korovin (1861-1939) began designing stage sets for the Mamontov opera house in 1885, and increasingly did work for the theatre, moving to the Mariinsky Theatre in St Petersburg at the beginning of the century. In 1923 he moved to Paris and spent most of the rest of his life designing stage sets for major theatres around the world. The Russian artist, illustrator of books, set and costume designer Ivan Bilibin (1876-1942) did much work for the Ballets Russes. His work was strongly influenced by Russian folk and medieval art. Boris Bilinsky (1900-1948) was commissioned in 1927 to produce the graphic designs for the French release of Fritz Lang’s film Metropolis. ‎

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‎OPERA NATIONAL DE PARIS‎

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