Artwork
The Entent Cordiale
The Entent Cordiale is a photographic photography by Geo Garet-Charles. It dates from 1904 and is held in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum. A 1904 black-and-white photograph captures three dancers in a posed scene from a performance at London's Alhambra Theatre.
About this work
This is a black-and-white photo from 1904. Three dancers pose in a staged shot at London’s Alhambra Theatre. Geo Garet-Charles made it to show their performance of “The Entent Cordiale.”
The picture is a studio edit, not a snapshot. It keeps the moment fixed, like a stage still.
Check out the Victoria and Albert Museum to view it in person.
Overview
A 1904 black-and-white photograph captures three dancers in a posed scene from a performance at London's Alhambra Theatre.
Subject & Meaning
The image depicts a moment from 'The Entent Cordiale', a performance by three dancers, frozen in a staged arrangement.
Technique & Style
The photograph is a studio-edited image, rather than a candid snapshot, presenting a static moment akin to a stage still.
History & Provenance
The photograph is associated with the Victoria and Albert Museum, suggesting it is part of their collection.
Artist & collection
Artist
This 1904 photograph captures a moment of political handshakes and stiff smiles between British and French officials.
