Trombone History: Marguerite Dufay, Parisian Music Hall Trombonist
July 2, 2009 by wkimball · Leave a Comment
In 1899, Louis Anquetin (1861-1932), a respected anti-Impressionist artist, published this lithograph of trombonist Marguerite Dufay. Part of the “Les Maitre de L’Affiches” series, it portrays a woman categorized amongĀ comique excentrique entertainers of the popular Parisian music cafes. Marguerite Dufay is said to have performed throughout Paris at its many music halls. It is not known whether she was also a skilled arm wrestler, although it would appear likely (sources: Charles Hiatt, Picture Posters: A Short History, p. 113; Ervine Metzl, The Poster: Its History and Its Art, p. 50).

Filed under Trombone History, Trombone Images · Tagged with comique excentrique, France, humor, lithograph, Louis Anquetin, music iconography, Paris, trombone iconography, trombone pictures
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