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Cover for Cirque Medrano's program/magazine (1935) — ''Private Collection''

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Cover for Cirque Medrano's program/magazine (1935) — ''Private Collection''

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−	Cover by ~~Albert~~ Briol for the Cirque Medrano's program/magazine (here the #11 issue). [[Jérôme Medrano]] had transformed his paper programs into a magazine with features on the performers and other circus-related subjects. The "magazine" quickly morphed into a normal program, but the features and small biographical notices would remain until the end—something that was unique to Medrano, since other French shows' printed programs, whether circus or theater, limited their contents to pictures of the performers. (1935) — ''Private Collection''	+	Cover by Briol (Albert Brillault) for the Cirque Medrano's program/magazine (here the #11 issue). [[Jérôme Medrano]] had transformed his paper programs into a magazine with features on the performers and other circus-related subjects. The "magazine" quickly morphed into a normal program, but the features and small biographical notices would remain until the end—something that was unique to Medrano, since other French shows' printed programs, whether circus or theater, limited their contents to pictures of the performers. (1935) — ''Private Collection''

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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−	Cover by Albert Briol for the Cirque Medrano's program/magazine (here the #11 issue). [[Jérôme Medrano]] had transformed his paper programs into a magazine with features on the performers and other circus-related subjects. The "magazine" quickly morphed into a normal program, but the features and small biographical notices would remain until the end—something that ~~will remain~~ unique to Medrano, since other French ~~show~~ printed programs, whether ~~for~~ circus or theater, limited their contents to pictures of the performers. (1935) — ''Private Collection''	+	Cover by Albert Briol for the Cirque Medrano's program/magazine (here the #11 issue). [[Jérôme Medrano]] had transformed his paper programs into a magazine with features on the performers and other circus-related subjects. The "magazine" quickly morphed into a normal program, but the features and small biographical notices would remain until the end—something that was unique to Medrano, since other French shows' printed programs, whether circus or theater, limited their contents to pictures of the performers. (1935) — ''Private Collection''

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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−	Cover by Albert Briol for the Cirque Medrano's program/magazine. [[Jérôme Medrano]] had transformed his paper programs into a magazine with features on the performers and other circus-related subjects. The "magazine" quickly morphed into a normal program, but the features and small biographical notices would remain until the end—something that will remain unique to Medrano, since other French show printed programs, whether for circus or theater, limited their contents to pictures of the performers. (1935) — ''Private Collection''	+	Cover by Albert Briol for the Cirque Medrano's program/magazine (here the #11 issue). [[Jérôme Medrano]] had transformed his paper programs into a magazine with features on the performers and other circus-related subjects. The "magazine" quickly morphed into a normal program, but the features and small biographical notices would remain until the end—something that will remain unique to Medrano, since other French show printed programs, whether for circus or theater, limited their contents to pictures of the performers. (1935) — ''Private Collection''

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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−	Cover for Cirque Medrano's program/magazine (1935) — ''Private Collection''	+	Cover by Albert Briol for the Cirque Medrano's program/magazine. [[Jérôme Medrano]] had transformed his paper programs into a magazine with features on the performers and other circus-related subjects. The "magazine" quickly morphed into a normal program, but the features and small biographical notices would remain until the end—something that will remain unique to Medrano, since other French show printed programs, whether for circus or theater, limited their contents to pictures of the performers. (1935) — ''Private Collection''
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		+	==See Also==
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		+	* Circuses: [[Cirque Medrano (Paris)]]
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		+	[[Category:Art Gallery\|Medrano, Cirque]]

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