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Third Shanghai Theatre Festival - Thirteen Programs with Sleeve

Third Shanghai Theatre Festival - Thirteen Programs with Sleeve

Theatre Festival Program Archive
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Theatre Festival Program Archive
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Selected item - one thirteen-program Shanghai theatre-festival archive offered by YaoMo Vinyl.

A complete-looking group of thirteen programs from the Third Shanghai Theatre Festival, accompanied by its paper sleeve and dated by the source to the 1990s. The archive brings together a wide visual range of festival typography and stage imagery.

  • Event: Third Shanghai Theatre Festival
  • Issuing bodies: Shanghai Municipal Bureau of Culture; Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles; China Theatre Association Shanghai Branch
  • Date: 1990s, as stated by the source
  • Contents: Thirteen printed programs and paper sleeve
  • Material: Printed paper ephemera
  • Dimensions: Exact dimensions are not specified
  • Edition/signature/numbering: Not stated
  • Condition: 9/10
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