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File:Le_Cirque_Medrano_-_Fernand_Leger.jpeg|"Le Cirque Medrano" by Fernand Léger (1918) | File:Le_Cirque_Medrano_-_Fernand_Leger.jpeg|"Le Cirque Medrano" by Fernand Léger (1918) | ||
File:Les_Fratellini.png|The Fratellinis (c.1925) | File:Les_Fratellini.png|The Fratellinis (c.1925) | ||
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File:Medrano_Magazine.jpeg|Program Cover (1935) | File:Medrano_Magazine.jpeg|Program Cover (1935) | ||
File:Medrano_Voyageur.jpeg|Medrano Voyageur (1936) | File:Medrano_Voyageur.jpeg|Medrano Voyageur (1936) | ||
Revision as of 01:35, 4 May 2016
Suggested Reading
- Gladiateur II (Edouard Cavaillon), Le Cirque Fernando, (Paris, Paul Liberal et Cie, 1875)
- Adrian, Histoire illustrée des Cirques Parisiens d'hier et d'aujourd'hui (Bourg-la-Reine, Adrian Ed., 1957)
- Tristan Rémy, Le Cirque Fernando — vingt-cinq ans de cirque, 1873-1897 (Paris, Club du Cirque, 1979)
- Jérôme Medrano, Une vie de cirque (Paris, Editions Arthaud, 1983) — ISBN 2-7003-0443-8
- Christian Dupavillon, Architectures du Cirque (Paris, Editions du Moniteur, 2001) — ISBN 2-281-19136-2
- Dominique Denis, Medrano, Saison 1951-1952 (Aulnay-sous-Bois, Éditions Arts des 2 Mondes, 2002)
- Pierre-Robert Lévy, photographies de Pierre J. Dannès, Un soir à Medrano (Montgeron, Éditions Photostars, 2006) — ISBN 978-2-9527837-0-5
- Pierre J. Dannès, Jr., Dannès, ses photographies (Montgeron, Éditions Photostars, 2010) — ISBN 978-2-9537837-5-0
- Dominique Denis, Medrano Boum-Boum, 1897 à 1928 (Aulnay-sous-Bois, Éditions Arts des 2 Mondes, 2012) — ISBN 978-2-915189-25-4
Image Gallery
Geronimo Medrano (c.1872)
Une répétition au Cirque Fernando by Maurice Blum (1874)
- Medrano Cross Section.jpeg
Gridaine's plans for the Cirque Fernando (1874)
- Medrano floor plan.jpg
Gridaine's plans for the Cirque Fernando (1874)
Geronimo Medrano at the Cirque Fernando, by Maurice Blum (1875)
Cirque Fernando Poster (1875)
The Cirque Fernando by Hyppolite-Camille Delpy (1876)
Cirque Fernando Poster (1876)
Lala Kaira at the Cirque Fernando by Edgar Degas (1879)
The Wartenberg Sisters at the Cirque Fernando by Renoir (1879)
Louis Fernando and "Barbare" (1885)
Maurice Blum, The Artist's Studio (1885), showing Une répétition au Cirque Fernando
Geronimo Medrano (c.1885)
Louis Fernando by Toulouse-Lautrec (1887)
À bride abattue at the Cirque Fernando (1893)
Cirque Medrano (c.1898)
Cirque Medrano (c.1900)
Program Cover (c.1900)
The Nouveau Cirque (1904)
Geronimo Medrano at the Cirque Medrano (1904)
Geronimo Medrano (c.1905)
Cirque Medrano (c.1910)
Cirque Medrano (c.1910)
Poster by E. Tehélem (c.1915)
Cirque Medrano: Stage Door rue des Martyrs (1916)
"Le Cirque Medrano" by Fernand Léger (1918)
The Fratellinis (c.1925)
Medrano's semi-construction(French) A temporary circus building, originally made of wood and canvas, and later, of steel elements supporting a canvas top and wooden wall. Also known as a "semi-construction." (1932)
Program Cover (1935)
Medrano Voyageur (1936)
Medrano Voyageur in Paris by M. J. Vesque (1936)
Medrano Voyageur by M. J. Vesque (1937)
Program Cover (1937)
Program Cover by Jean Mercier (1938)
The Façade by Night (1938)
Program Cover (1943)
Cirque Medrano (1948)
Poster by Charles Kiffer (1949)
Program Cover by Roger Guit (1950)
Poster featuring Les Bario (1952)
Grock featured at Medrano (1952)
Program Cover (1953)
- Medrano Program Cover - Vertes.jpg
Program Cover by Vertès (1955)
Cirque Medrano (1957)
Violette & Jérôme Medrano, with actor Michel Simon (c.1952)
Program Cover by André Troy (1960)
Program Cover by Jean Cocteau (1961)
Violette and Jérôme Medrano, January 7, 1963
The Clowns of Medrano by Pierre Etaix (c.1970)
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