At the Bobino 1929

Lucile Blanch's 1929 print "At the Bobino" depicts a performer on stage, likely a trapeze artist, performing in front of a packed audience. The print is in black and white, creating a sense of depth and contrast. The performer's figure is prominent, highlighting the skill and athleticism of the act. The tightly packed audience suggests a lively and engaged crowd, capturing the excitement of a theatrical performance. This work, a testament to Blanch's artistic skill and keen eye for detail, offers a glimpse into the energy and ambiance of the famed Bobino theater.