Fantasio Collection
"Fantasio: Unveiling the Glamour of the 1920s Flapper Era" Step into the enchanting world of Fantasio
1928 Flapper / Fantasio
A flapper in a green dress dances in front of a group of men in evening dress
The New Metamorphosis, Plate 5: Fantasio, Transformed into a Lapdog, in the with Donna Theresa, 1724
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"Fantasio: Unveiling the Glamour of the 1920s Flapper Era" Step into the enchanting world of Fantasio, a name that echoes through time and immerses us in an era of elegance and allure. From its inception in 1909 with Colette's play "Fantasio, " to its association with renowned performers like the Dolly Sisters, this captivating entity has left an indelible mark on history. In the vibrant streets of Montmartre, Bar Americain became synonymous with sophistication during the 1920s. An advert for Fantasio at this iconic venue transports us back to a time when jazz melodies filled the air and flappers danced their way into hearts. The spirit was alive as patrons reveled in its magnetic ambiance. The New Metamorphosis series unveils fantastical tales surrounding Fantasio's mystique. Plate 4 introduces Invidiosa releasing Fantasio from his magical confines in 1724, setting him free to captivate audiences across generations. Plate 7 depicts a mesmerizing scene where even influential figures like The Cardinal, a Hermit, and Donna Angela cannot resist being enchanted by Fantasio's charm. Plate 5 takes us on an extraordinary journey as we witness Fantasio transformed into a lapdog - a testament to his ability to transcend boundaries and take on any form he desires. This metamorphosis showcases his versatility and adds another layer to his enigmatic persona. Interior views offer glimpses into the opulent world within Bar Americain itself - where guests indulged in tantalizing cocktails while reveling in lively dancing amidst luxurious surroundings, and is here that fantasies came alive under shimmering lights, leaving all who entered spellbound by its magic. Costume designs from 1915 reveal how artists sought inspiration from Fantasio's allure when creating extravagant outfits that exuded glamour and style.