Revue nègre — Wikipédia
网页La Revue nègre 1 est un spectacle musical créé en 1925 à Paris. Par son succès et la personnalité de Joséphine Baker qui en est l'étoile montante, elle permet entre autres une diffusion plus large de la musique de jazz et de la culture noire en Europe .
La Revue Nègre - Wikipedia
网页La Revue Nègre (French: The Negro Revue) was a musical that had its first performance on 2 October 1925 at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris. It starred Josephine Baker in her first performance in France since moving there in 1924.
Le Tumulte Noir - National Portrait Gallery
网页In 1925, at the height of the jazz era in Paris, the sensational cast of musicians and dancers from Harlem, assembled as La Revue Nègre, exploded on the stage of the Théâtre des Champs Élysées. Its talented young star, Josephine Baker (19061975), captivated audiences with a wild new dance called the Charleston, and became the high ...
La Revue nègre, 1925 | Musée Franco-Américain du château de …
网页En 1925 est organisée la première exposition d’art nègre, un art qui va influencer considérablement les Fauves et les Cubistes. C’est le peintre cubiste Fernand Léger qui conseille à André Daven, administrateur du Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, de monter un spectacle entièrement exécuté par des Noirs : la fameuse Revue nègre.
Joséphine Baker et la Revue Nègre - Histoire analysée en images …
网页L’apogée de la « mode nègre » dans l’art : le « phénomène Joséphine Baker », emblème des années folles. La thématique « nègre » a inspiré les avant-gardes du début du siècle avant de se cristalliser dans la figure de Joséphine Baker et …
La revue nègre: An Unabashed Desire of the Exotic
网页2015年10月15日 · “La revue nègre succeeded in conforming to age-old fantasies about exotic nègre otherness swirling in the French cultural imagination” (Jordan). Audiences flooded the concert halls to witness performances such as La revue nègre and were delighted, titillated, enraged, or a confused combination of all three.
Le Tumulte Noir - National Portrait Gallery
网页In 1925, Josephine Baker (1906-1975) and the musicians and performers of her troupe, La Revue Nègre, exploded on the stage at Paris' Théâtre des Champs-Élysées with a wild new dance called the Charleston. The Jazz Age was at its height, and Baker was destined to become its high priestess.
Théâtre des Champs-Élysées and La Revue Nègre
网页2008年12月14日 · Paul Colin created posters and stage designs for theaters throughout Paris in the 1920s. His favorite was the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, where La Revue Nègre performed led by the dancer Josephine Baker (1906-1975).
Rethinking The Revue Nègre: Black Musical Theatre after …
网页In 1925, Josephine Baker was famously launched to Parisian stardom by La Revue nègre. This show has come to be seen as an end rather than a beginning: the “Call to Order” supposedly reined in taste for “primitive” art nègre and marked a return to French tradition.
Josephine Baker and La Revue Negre: from ethnography to performance
网页2010年6月4日 · This essay examines the emergence of Josephine Baker in 1920s Paris in the context of an expansive French colonialism, combined with the onset of modernity. Baker's performances in the 1920s and 1930s marked a continuity as well as a break with the tradition of “ethnographic display.”.