Design for a Stage Set 1828 - 1890

This pencil drawing by Eugène Cicéri, a prominent French set designer, is a design for a stage set, likely for a theatrical production. Dating from 1828-1890, it depicts a distant landscape with hills and trees. The drawing's simplicity and focus on perspective suggest its function as a working plan, highlighting the artist's understanding of stage design and perspective. The faint lines and grid suggest a detailed and meticulous approach to creating believable scenery for theatrical productions. This drawing offers a fascinating insight into the creative process of stage design in the 19th century.