George Glazer Gallery, Antiques, Antiquarian Globes, Maps and Prints, New York City

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Costume design by Noury and a fan-shaped map of the Paris world's fair

George holds a lithograph portrait of Napoleon from the 1820s. On the easel to his right is a large print of King Louis XVI's final address after being arrested by radicals during the French Revolution and a smaller portrait of Napoleon.

2015, Special Event, Lotos Club, New York City, ‘April in Paris Evening’

April in Paris Evening
Exhibit of Paris-Themed Prints by George Glazer Gallery
Lotos Club, New York City
April 29, 2015

Manhattan’s Lotos Club was decorated with prints and views from the George Glazer Gallery for its April in Paris party. We showed prints and views of Paris, Moulin Rouge costume designs by Noury, a fan-shaped map of the 1900 Paris Exposition and a panoramic view of Paris by Werner. There were also 19th-century lithograph portraits of Napoleon including one from the 1820s and another depicting Napoleon on horseback. A 1796 engraving depicted the final address of King Louis XVI after the French Revolution. The lively event including roaming entertainers, such as the accordion player who paused in front of our prints. Click on the images to see how our French-themed antiques contributed to the ambiance.

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