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Comédie et Tragédie, Victor Hugo, Musset et ScribeComedy and Tragedy, Victor Hugo, Musset and Scribe |
Louis-Auguste Roubaud le jeune & Étienne Pagny
1883 |
 
The Théatre des Célestins was designed by Gaspard André, and inaugurated in 1877. The façade shows two allegorical statues by Roubaud and three busts, sculpted by Pagny, with writers representing tragedy (Hugo), Comedy (Musset) and Vaudeville (Scribe).
![]() La Tragédie / Tragedy |
![]() La Comédie / Comedy |
![]() V. HUGO Victor Hugo (Besançon 1802 - Paris 1885) French poet, playwright, novelist, essayist, visual artist, statesman, human rights activist and exponent of the Romantic movement in France (Wikipedia). |
![]() MUSSET Alfred de Musset-Pathay (Paris 1810 - Paris 1857) French dramatist, poet, and novelist (Wikipedia). |
![]() SCRIBE Eugène Scribe (Paris 1791 - Paris 1861) French dramatist and librettist (Wikipedia). |
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