Difference between revisions of "Cirque Medrano (Paris)"

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* Gladiateur II (Edouard Cavaillon), ''Le Cirque Fernando'', (Paris, Paul Liberal et Cie, 1875)
 
* 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)
 
* Adrian, ''Histoire illustrée des Cirques Parisiens d'hier et d'aujourd'hui'' (Bourg-la-Reine, Adrian Ed., 1957)
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* 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
 
* 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
 
* Christian Dupavillon, ''Architectures du Cirque'' (Paris, Editions du Moniteur, 2001) — ISBN 2-281-19136-2

Revision as of 02:27, 16 April 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

  • 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)

  • Cirque Medrano (c.1898)

  • Cirque Medrano (c.1900)

  • Program Cover (c.1900)

  • 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)

  • Program Cover (1935)

  • 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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