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Image:Gaston Noury lilas.jpg|White Lilac 1909 - Lightweight silk train
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:12 x 9 inches average approximate size  
:12 x 9 inches average approximate size  
:$450 to $750 each  
:$450 to $750 each  
:Ten original designs of costumed female performers in cabarets and dance halls, most likely created as working costume designs since a few have fabric and accessory notes written on them.  Five of them are specifically labeled for performances at the famous Moulin Rouge and Ambassadeurs venues in the Montmartre district of Paris, home to a thriving bohemian nightlife scene famously documented by the artist Henri Toulouse-Lautrec and others.  Most of the drawings are dated 1910.  The costumes themselves combine innocence and sexuality -- girlishly feminine floral motifs and fabrics slyly subverted with sexy cutouts showing off legs, midriff, cleavage and occasionally bare breasts.  The drawing style combines delicate pencil lines and light watercolor washes to depict women with stylized, smiling faces and tiny hands and feet.  All but one are signed on the front, and many have written notes on the back giving titles and dates.
:Ten original designs of costumed female performers in [[cabaret]]s and dance halls, most likely created as working costume designs since a few have fabric and accessory notes written on them.  Five of them are specifically labeled for performances at the famous Moulin Rouge and Ambassadeurs venues in the Montmartre district of Paris, home to a thriving bohemian nightlife scene famously documented by the artist Henri Toulouse-Lautrec and others.  Most of the drawings are dated 1910.  The costumes themselves combine innocence and sexuality -- girlishly feminine floral motifs and fabrics slyly subverted with sexy cutouts showing off legs, midriff, cleavage and occasionally bare breasts.  The drawing style combines delicate pencil lines and light watercolor washes to depict women with stylized, smiling faces and tiny hands and feet.  All but one are signed on the front, and many have written notes on the back giving titles and dates.


; Above item in the [http://www.georgeglazer.com/ George Glazer Gallery]
; Above item in the [http://www.georgeglazer.com/ George Glazer Gallery]

Latest revision as of 09:07, 13 October 2023

Gaston Noury
Moulin Rouge and Dance Hall Costume Designs, c. 1909-1910
  • Gaston Noury Gallery #013

    Gaston Noury Gallery #013

  • Gaston Noury Gallery #027

    Gaston Noury Gallery #027

  • Gaston Noury Gallery #030

    Gaston Noury Gallery #030

  • White Lilac 1909 - Lightweight silk train

    White Lilac 1909 - Lightweight silk train

  • Grape Leaf Costume

    Grape Leaf Costume

  • Harem-Style Costume with Turban, Jewels and Boa

    Harem-Style Costume with Turban, Jewels and Boa

  • The Sincere Ones, Moulin Rouge

    The Sincere Ones, Moulin Rouge

  • "bouquet de [?] M. Rouge 1910"

    "bouquet de [?] M. Rouge 1910"

  • Ambassadeurs 1910 Pavillion of Flora

    Ambassadeurs 1910 Pavillion of Flora

  • Ambassadeurs 1910 Pavillon de Flore. In jersey uniform

    Ambassadeurs 1910 Pavillon de Flore. In jersey uniform

  • Four-Leaf Clover Costume

    Four-Leaf Clover Costume

  • Costume Trimmed with Rubber Tree Leaves

    Costume Trimmed with Rubber Tree Leaves

Gaston Noury Postcard
Cabaret and Dance Hall Costume Designs
Paris
c. 1909-1910
Pencil and watercolor on stiff card, some with gilt, silver or sparkle highlights
12 x 9 inches average approximate size
$450 to $750 each
Ten original designs of costumed female performers in cabarets and dance halls, most likely created as working costume designs since a few have fabric and accessory notes written on them. Five of them are specifically labeled for performances at the famous Moulin Rouge and Ambassadeurs venues in the Montmartre district of Paris, home to a thriving bohemian nightlife scene famously documented by the artist Henri Toulouse-Lautrec and others. Most of the drawings are dated 1910. The costumes themselves combine innocence and sexuality -- girlishly feminine floral motifs and fabrics slyly subverted with sexy cutouts showing off legs, midriff, cleavage and occasionally bare breasts. The drawing style combines delicate pencil lines and light watercolor washes to depict women with stylized, smiling faces and tiny hands and feet. All but one are signed on the front, and many have written notes on the back giving titles and dates.
Above item in the George Glazer Gallery
New York City Gallery, Upper East Side Manhattan
28 E. 72nd Street, at Madison Avenue, New York, NY (212) 535-5706
Visits by appointment


See also Gaston Noury

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