A woman wears an orchid headdress and carries a giant blue and gold palm branch in Gismonda, which is one of these paintings commissioned by Sarah Bernhardt, created by the artist of the Slav Epic, Alphonse Mucha.
In a painting of this type, the neck of a tall, slim woman bedecked in black gloves extends to the top edge of the painting, leaving out her head. In another painting of this type by the same artist uses a gray double bass held by a disembodied hand as a framing device. The artists Jacques Villegle and Raymond Hains made collages by destroying these images. A woman wears an orchid headdress and carries a giant blue and gold palm branch in Gismonda, which is one of these paintings commissioned by Sarah Bernhardt, created by the artist of the Slav Epic, Alphonse Mucha. Theophile Steinlen is best known for a painting of this kind, in which a (*) cat perched on an orange slab curls its tail around a large "R" written in black and a small "D" in white. A series of these paintings shows women such as Jane Avril and La Goulue, or The Glutton, raising their legs to dance the can-can. For 10 points, name these paintings advertising Montmarte locations such as Le Chat Noir and Moulin Rouge, many of which were made by Henri Toulouse-Lautrec.
In a painting of this type, the neck of a tall, slim woman bedecked in black gloves extends to the top edge of the painting, leaving out her head.
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