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AMABLE DELPHIN SMALL, called AMABLE.(1846-1914) Non-identified decor probably for an opera.Gouache, charcoal and white chalk .48 x31 cm Paintor and decorator, Amable is the son of the actor Amable, who collaborated with Deburau at the théâtre des Funambules. There, the young Amable made his first tries as a mime but destined himself for theater. Marked by his predispositions for drawing, Robecchi teached him at his workshop towards 1860 and then they associated themselves together in 1885. When Robecchi died, he kept the workshop of his master with Gardy and when they both decided to separe in 1894, Amable created his own workshop, Rue du Général Brunet. Amable created decors for the opera between 1885 and 1889 but he worked also for other theaters like the Opéra Comique, the Comédie Française, the Odéon, the Porte Saint martin (Theodora staring Sarah Bernhardt), the Théâtre du Châtelet… Details

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