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Monsieur Dugazon in the role of Chevalier de Forbignac in Curieux de Compiegne
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Monsieur Dugazon in the role of Chevalier de Forbignac in Curieux de Compiegne
XIR473067 Monsieur Dugazon in the role of Chevalier de Forbignac in Curieux de CompiAšgne by French School, (18th century); Bibliotheque de l Opera Garnier, Paris, France; (add.info.: Monsieur Dugazon dans le rAśle du Chevalier de Forbignac dans les Curieux de CompiAšgne.
Jean-Henry Gourgaud (1746a'1809), French actor under the stage name Dugazon; entry to Comedie Francaise in 1771; Societaire in 1772 and Doyen 1806-09; ); French, out of copyright
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Chevalier Comedie Francaise Dugazon
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This print captures Monsieur Dugazon in the role of Chevalier de Forbignac in Curieux de Compiegne. The image showcases the talent and charisma of Jean-Henry Gourgaud, a renowned French actor who adopted the stage name Dugazon. Dressed in an elaborate soldier's costume, Monsieur Dugazon exudes confidence and poise as he embodies this character from the 18th-century play. His full-length portrait reveals his commanding presence on stage, with every detail meticulously captured by the photographer. The Bibliotheque de l'Opera Garnier in Paris houses this remarkable piece of art, which offers a glimpse into the world of French theater during that era. Monsieur Dugazon's portrayal of Chevalier de Forbignac is undoubtedly one for the ages, showcasing his exceptional acting skills and dedication to his craft. As a member of Comedie Francaise since 1771, Monsieur Dugazon has left an indelible mark on French theater history. Serving as Societaire from 1772 until becoming its esteemed leader (Doyen) from 1806-09, he was highly respected within theatrical circles. This print not only serves as a visual testament to Monsieur Dugazon's talent but also pays homage to his contribution to French drama. It stands as a reminder of his enduring legacy and continues to inspire actors and theater enthusiasts alike with its
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