ANCIENT THEATER BACKDROPItaly, first half of the 20th century-----ANTIQUE STAGE BACKDROPItaly, first half of the 20th centuryDESCRIPTION / DESCRIPTIONTheater backdrop in hand-painted fabric on both the front and back where the signature of the author Jean Bosio of Nice is also found.Part of a large collection of sets from various Turin theaters from the first half of the 20th century that you can find on our website, contact us for information.A rare object of great historical interest, ideal as a wall decoration.The item is shipped folded.Era: first half of the 20th centurySupport and technique: tempera on fabricOrigin: Turin, ItalyConditions: good, there are signs of aging such as small tears in the paper and creases that do not compromise the readability of the subject (look at the photographs, consider the age)Measures: width = 380 cm - height 250 cm-----Hand painted stage backdrop signed and painted by Jean Bosio.Jean Bosio was a French painter who worked as a set designer for the Opéra of Nice from the beginning of the 20th century through the 1920's. He also painted interiors for the Casino Kursaal in Vichy (1914), the Alcazar in Marseille (1920-1923), the Casino of Cannes (1921) and the Casino of Vals-les-Bains (1927).This backdrop is part of a large collection of stage backdrops from italian theaters that you can find in our store.The item will be shipped folded.Period: first half of the 20th centuryMedium and painting surface: tempera on fabricPlace of origin: Turin, ItalyCondition: good, there are minor defects, the subject is clearly readable (see the pictures and consider the age)Measurements in centimeters: width = 380 cm - height = 250 cmMeasures in inches: width = 149.60" - height = 98.42"PAYMENT / PAYMENTWe accept the main payment methods.-----We accept the most popular payment methods. SHIPPING / SHIPPINGInsured and tracked shipping with delivery throughout Italy within 2-4 working days.International shipping is available.It is possible to pick it up by hand at our warehouse in Turin by making an appointment and at no additional cost.Each item is carefully packaged.We offer shipping discounts for multiple purchases.-----Trackable and insured shipping.International shipping time: 3-7 working days.Local pick up available in Turin (Italy).We combine shipping, you can buy multiple items and we will make a discount on the shipping cost.  REFUND / RETURNReturn possible according to the law.-----We accept returns.FURTHER INFORMATION / NOTESFor viewing in person, any high resolution photographs or requests for clarification do not hesitate to contact us.-----For any additional information or high resolution pictures feel free to contact us, we will be happy to answer your questions.Theater backdrop in hand-painted fabric on both the front and back where the signature of the author Jean Bosio of Nice is also found. Part of a large collection of sets from various Turin theaters from the first half of the 20th century that you can find on our website, contact us for information. Conditions: good, there are signs of aging such as small tears in the paper and creases that do not compromise the readability of the subject (look at the photographs, consider the age) Jean Bosio was a French painter who worked as a set designer for the Opéra of Nice from the beginning of the 20th century through the 1920's. He also painted interiors for the Casino Kursaal in Vichy (1914), the Alcazar in Marseille (1920-1923), the Casino of Cannes (1921) and the Casino of Vals-les-Bains (1927).Theater backdrop in hand-painted fabric on both the front and back where the signature of the author Jean Bosio of Nice is also found. Part of a large collection of sets from various Turin theaters from the first half of the 20th century that you can find on our website, contact us for information. Conditions: good, there are signs of aging such as small tears in the paper and creases that do not compromise the readability of the subject (look at the photographs, consider the age) Jean Bosio was a French painter who worked as a set designer for the Opéra of Nice from the beginning of the 20th century through the 1920's. He also painted interiors for the Casino Kursaal in Vichy (1914), the Alcazar in Marseille (1920-1923), the Casino of Cannes (1921) and the Casino of Vals-les-Bains (1927).