Vintage Raoul Dufy 1956 Mourlot Lithograph Tragédie Comédie

  • Artist: Raoul Dufy
  • Title: Tragédie, Comédie
  • Year: 1956
  • Printer: Mourlot, Paris
  • Size: 25.5” x 19” inches
  • Medium: Lithograph on paper

This original color lithograph was created by Raoul Dufy for his friend Jean-Louis Barrault in anticipation of a U.S. theatrical tour potentially in 1954, but it was not printed until 1956. His dear friend Barrault, the great theater actor, decided to publish it anyway, as tribute after the death of Raoul Dufy in 1953.

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This is a stunning original 1956 Mourlot lithograph designed for the Compagnie Madeleine Renaud – Jean-Louis Barrault, celebrating a decade (1946-1956) of their theatrical productions. The poster, titled Tragédie, Comédie, beautifully reflects the company’s dedication to classical and modern theatre, featuring an elegant, hand-drawn illustration of actors in ancient costumes, evoking themes of Greek and Roman drama.

The artwork captures both movement and theatrical expression with delicate ink sketches and soft washes of color, printed by the famous Mourlot Studios in Paris, known for their collaborations with renowned artists such as Picasso, Matisse, and Chagall.

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Weight 5 lbs
Dimensions 36 × 4 × 4 in
Size Type/Largest Dimension

Medium (Up to 30")

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25.5

Item Length

19

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Vintage Raoul Dufy 1956 Mourlot Lithograph Tragédie Comédie

  • Artist: Raoul Dufy
  • Title: Tragédie, Comédie
  • Year: 1956
  • Printer: Mourlot, Paris
  • Size: 25.5'' x 19'' inches
  • Medium: Lithograph on paper

This original color lithograph was created by Raoul Dufy for his friend Jean-Louis Barrault in anticipation of a U.S. theatrical tour potentially in 1954, but it was not printed until 1956. His dear friend Barrault, the great theater actor, decided to publish it anyway, as tribute after the death of Raoul Dufy in 1953.

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