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PARIS CANCAN by Pierre Mariel and Jean Trocher
PARIS CANCAN by Pierre Mariel and Jean Trocher - Image 2

PARIS CANCAN by Pierre Mariel and Jean Trocher

$35.00

A hard cover edition with red boards, gilt lettering and edging no dust cover. There is some foxing and toning throughout but the text and illustrations are clear and legible. There is some rubbing and wear to the edges and spine of the book.

Publisher: Charles Skilton,, London,

Publication Date: 1961

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SKU E000178
Description

The book “Paris Cancan” by Pierre Mariel and Jean Trocher is  a descriptive text about the history and culture of the Parisian cancan, focusing on the Moulin Rouge and other Parisian cabarets. It highlights the history of the dance, the people involved, and the cultural significance of the cancan. 

The book dives into the origins of the cancan, tracing its development from public balls to the iconic Moulin Rouge. 

It  emphasises the role of the Moulin Rouge in making the cancan famous, highlighting its iconic dancers and the atmosphere of the venue. 

The book features the famous cancan dancers of the time, such as La Goulue, and the personalities who shaped the cancan’s style and presentation. 
“Paris Cancan”  explores the cancan’s cultural impact, including its role in French popular culture and its influence on other artistic fields, like fashion and film. 
It includes black and white photographic plates that capture the essence of the cancan and its performers, offering a visual glimpse into the era. 
Additional Information
Weight 0.580 kg