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Fancy-Dress Ball at the New Grand Opera-House, Paris, for the Benefit of the Poor (engraving)
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Fancy-Dress Ball at the New Grand Opera-House, Paris, for the Benefit of the Poor (engraving)
1611638 Fancy-Dress Ball at the New Grand Opera-House, Paris, for the Benefit of the Poor (engraving) by Robinson, Charles (1840-81); Private Collection; (add.info.: Fancy-Dress Ball at the New Grand Opera-House, Paris, for the Benefit of the Poor. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 20 February 1875.
Charles Robinson); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection
Media ID 23003268
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This engraving titled "Fancy-Dress Ball at the New Grand Opera-House, Paris, for the Benefit of the Poor" transports us back to a lavish society event in 19th century Paris. The image showcases the opulent interiors of the Palais Garnier, where guests have gathered for an extravagant evening of philanthropy and revelry. The grandeur of this occasion is evident as elegantly dressed men and women mingle amidst ornate chandeliers, gilded columns, and intricate architectural details. The attendees are adorned in elaborate costumes representing various historical periods and cultures, adding to the spectacle and allure of the ball. The purpose behind this magnificent gathering was to raise funds for those less fortunate - a noble cause that highlights both French culture's appreciation for artistry and its commitment to social welfare. This charitable aspect adds depth to an already visually stunning scene. As we admire this print from Charles Robinson's illustration featured in The Illustrated London News in 1875, we are reminded not only of France's rich cultural heritage but also its dedication to helping those in need. It serves as a testament to how art can be used as a powerful tool for positive change within society. Bridgeman Images has preserved this remarkable piece from history so that we may appreciate both its aesthetic beauty and its underlying message of compassion.
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