Sarah Bernhardt

Béarn, Madame Waldeck-Rousseau, and Sarah Bernhardt, for whom he created a stage costume in 1902 for the

had already become a household name in Paris, due largely to his posters for Sarah Bernhardt and his

, Anne Boleyn, Marie Curie, Queen Victoria, Emmeline Pankhurst, Sarah Bernhardt, Madame de Pompadour

Poster of Sarah Bernhart Playing Hamlet. Paris. Mint condition. Linen-backed. Sarah Bernhardt

Sarah Bernhardt, with whom she was a close friend and possibly lover. Like most women artists of the

Sarah Bernhardt and Loie Fuller, theater productions, operas, and the 1900 Paris Universal Exhibition.

director Sarah Bernhardt (1844-1923) commissioned Alphonse Mucha to design several posters to promote her

the favorite ceramists of Sarah Bernhardt, the tragedienne and woman of taste. He made this bowl for

Musset set in 16th-century Florence and centered on the powerful Medici family. Sarah Bernhardt starred

stars from Sarah Bernhardt and Ethel Barrymore to Al Jolson, Carmen Miranda, Judi Dench, and Nicole

the time and received prestigious prices for his designs. The legendary French actress Sarah Bernhardt

ladies of the day, including the famed American actress Sarah Bernhardt. This lovely item is a rare and

strong stylistic hallmarks of Mucha’s decorative oeuvre—including his famed posters for Sarah Bernhardt

, and often mystical representations of women. While best known for his posters of Sarah Bernhardt and

was commissioned to create for a play featuring the celebrated actress Sarah Bernhardt in 1894

Sarah Bernhardt in Victorien Sardou’s play of the same name, created in 1884. Another version is kept in

, DFP-II 626, Maitres 144. Beginning in the mid-1890s, French actress and theatre director Sarah

countless artists integral to its identity, including Enrico Caruso, Isadora Duncan, Sarah Bernhardt, Merce

Edison and Jules Verne to the pope himself. Sarah Bernhardt, the world's most famous actress of the age

with the famed actress Sarah Bernhardt. Their artistic exchange helped refine his vision, and the

the Art Nouveau style. He began working in Paris in 1887 where he met Sarah Bernhardt for whom he made

in 1887 where he met Sarah Bernhardt for whom he made several posters. He also created a poster for

there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges Halbout du

there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges Halbout du

there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges Halbout du

there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges Halbout du

there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges Halbout du

there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges Halbout du

there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges Halbout du

there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges Halbout du

-like images of actress Sarah Bernhardt, and others, were depicted by Czech-born artist, Alphonse Mucha

tenets of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

tenets of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who followed him to his studio

, fashionable in particular thanks to the actress Sarah Bernhardt, for whom he composed her theater posters

his ornate posters of Sarah Bernhardt and flowing decorative panels of female beauty, he embraced

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

decorator, a spearhead of the Art Nouveau style. He began working in Paris in 1887 where he met Sarah

the celebrated actress Sarah Bernhardt in 1894 catapulted him out of obscurity and brought him instant

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

of the Art Nouveau aesthetic. In addition to boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who

boasting famous clientele such as Sarah Bernhardt who followed him to his studio on rue du Faubourg Saint

whom he met there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges

became friends with a large number of artists whom he met there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita

became friends with a large number of artists whom he met there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita

Châtillon, and became friends with a large number of artists whom he met there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen

Châtillon, and became friends with a large number of artists whom he met there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen

large number of artists whom he met there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès

whom he met there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges

whom he met there: Sarah Bernhardt, Van Dongen, Foujita, Suzanne Tourte, Agnès de Frumerie, Georges