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Marseille en mai. Au MuCEM, Il y avait une très plaisante expo sur le monde du cirque : "En scène!" .
Gustave Doré - "Les Saltimbanques (L'Enfant blessé)"
Jean Veber - "L'homme à la poupée"
Gérard Garouste - "La Duègne et le Pénitent"
Georges Roualt - "Le Clown blessé"
Serge Bloch - "Ubu Roi"
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Saltimbanque
A menace in the streets, roaming in the darkest alleys, showing off in the busiest plazas. They're entertainers for a price and eccentric beggars, performers in every sense of the word. Somehow they always manage to know the most obscure affairs happening at all times, in a way they might be the eyes, ears and hands of the town. Noises at night suggest they deal with far more than coins.
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Saltimbanque
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One of the best albums of Maxime: Saltimbanque, the extraordinary doll, and the very touching caricature and then quirks very pretty that only one album keeps and that the best-of always leave aside: the letters between the front and the back (war 14/18) sung by Maxime are a moment of poetry on which time must be taken; there are more painful times.
Fabrice (Translated and Edited)
Un nouveau truc à travailler ! 🤗🤗
PETIT ÉLOGE DE LA PÉRIODE ROSE (II)
Tête d'Arlequin, 1905.
