1899 French Music Sheet Cover for Piano Music, Monte-Cristo by Istuan Kotlar picot While parodying the style of

While parodying the style of the Symbolists

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1899 French Music Sheet Cover for Piano Music, Monte-Cristo by Istuan Kotlar picot While parodying the style ofDate: 1899 Size: 10 x 14 inches Artist: Lonce Burret About The Poster: Music sheets like these were popular in Paris in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Artists like Misti, Ibels, Steinlen and Burret helped popularize the medium when they illustrated the famous "Paris en Chanson" series of music sheets in the 1890s. This particular booklet was for a piece described as a Gypsy Waltz (Valse Tzigane). Tzigane was a rhapsodic composition by the