Pierette Collection

Pierrot & pierette in red
Pierrot kisses the hand of pierrette on a balcony. Date: 1902

The Pianola Piano Advertisement
An advertisement for the Orchestrelle Company, promoting the Weber Pianola piano, by giving a visual depiction, through illustration of Pierette Op. 41, a ballet by Cecile Louise Stephanie Chaminade

The "Truth"Toy and Doll Show at the Royal Albert Hall (engraving)
1627636 The " Truth" Toy and Doll Show at the Royal Albert Hall (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Posting greeting cards
Xmas. Young pierrot and pierette posting their Christmas cards. Date: 1923

Posting Xmas cards
Pierrot and Pierette posting their Xmas cards into the letterbox. Date: circa 1918

Two clowns in an office (colour litho)
3096306 Two clowns in an office (colour litho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Two clowns in an office)

Title page depicting the procession of the mad cow, mid-Lent in Montmartre, illustration
XIR386406 Title page depicting the procession of the mad cow, mid-Lent in Montmartre, illustration from the illustrated supplement of Le Petit Journal, 22nd March, 1896 (colour litho) by Meaulle

Pierrot & pierette in yellow
Pierrot and pierrette dancing in fornt of a heavy curtain. Date: 1902

Pierrot & pierette in black dancing
Pierrot and pierette in black dancing on a balcony. Date: 1902

Pierrot & pierette in blue dancing
Pierrot and pierrette dancing with gusto. Date: 1902

Pierrot & pierette in white dancing
Pierrot and pierrette in white dancing in a large room. Date: 1902

Pierrot & pierette in white embrace
Pierrot and pierrette in white embrace. Date: 1902

Pierrot & pierette in black
Pierrot falls on one knee in front of pierrette. Date: 1902

Christmas Pierrot & Pierette by Florence Hardy. Pierrot romancing Pierette holding a sprig mistletoe 1905

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"Pierette: A Colorful Tale of Love and Laughter" Step into a world where whimsy and wonder collide, as Pierrot and Pierette don their vibrant red costumes. The Pianola Piano Advertisement sets the stage for an enchanting journey filled with music and merriment. At the "Truth" Toy and Doll Show at the Royal Albert Hall, an exquisite engraving captures the essence of childhood joy. As Pierrette takes center stage, her infectious laughter spreads like wildfire among the audience. In a quaint scene, we witness the timeless tradition of posting greeting cards. With delicate hands adorned in yellow gloves, Pierrot gently places Xmas cards into mailboxes, spreading cheer to all who receive them. Two clowns find themselves amidst paperwork in a bustling office. Their colorful attire brings life to mundane tasks as they bring smiles to those around them through their playful antics. A 1940s party invitation beckons us to join in on an evening of revelry. Fancy dress is mandatory as guests transform into fantastical characters that blur the lines between reality and imagination. Amidst Montmartre's mid-Lent madness, a title page depicts a procession led by a mad cow. In this chaotic yet captivating illustration, Pierrot and Pierette stand out amongst the sea of eccentricity with their radiant presence. Pierrette shines bright in her yellow ensemble - a symbol of hope and happiness that radiates from within her soul. Her vivacious spirit uplifts even on gloomy days when clouds threaten to dampen spirits. As we delve deeper into this captivating tale, it becomes clear that beyond their vibrant costumes lies something more profound - love blossoming between two kindred souls destined for each other's arms. Join us on this extraordinary adventure where laughter intertwines with love; where fancy dress transcends mere clothing choices; where every moment spent with Pierrette is etched forever in our hearts.