Musical score: À Saint-Lazare par Aristide Bruant.

Bifolium, 4to, lithograph, 27,1 x 17,6 cm, wove paper, stone signed (sl. soiled, sm. crease).

Rare musical score A.B.92, illustrated with a lithograph executed in 1885. Signed "Treclau", the anagram used by Lautrec at the very beginning of his Parisian career. Corresponds with the copy reproduced by Delteil, with the name of the printer and the mention "Piano: 3 f." on the plate. The song was premiered by Bruant in 1887 and later reprised by many artists.
Ref. Delteil 10. - Not in Adriani.
Joined: 4 lithographs with stenciled partial colours, c. 27,5 x 18,0 cm, wove paper: 1. Ibels, Gabriel - Les squares. Créé à l'Alcazar d'Été par Louise Balthy et à l'Horloge par J. Mévisto. Paris, Dupont, s.d. (3 scratches with colour loss at upper edge). Musical score P.D. 1534. With the mention "Xanrof" added in red stencil on the front plate. - 2. Id. - Aubade à la lune. Chanson répertoire Mercadier. Paroles de Hector Sombre. Musique de Gaston Maquis. Paris, La Chanson moderne, s.d. (Sm. split on central fold, sl. soiled, marg. pinholes). Musical score C.M. 53. - 3. Id. - La chanson du macchabée. Créée par J. Mévisto. Paroles de Montoja. Musique de Gaston Maquis. Ibid., s.d. (Pinholes and sm. tears on edges). Musical score C.M. 20. - 4. Steinlen, Théophile-Alexandre - Le roi misère. Chanson-monologue créée par Mévisto. Paroles de Étienne Decrept. Musique de Léopold Gangloff. Paris, Benoit, s.d. (Sm. marg. tears without loss, pinholes on edges). Musical score E.B. 5389. (5 pcs)