Figaro illustré
Figaro illustré was a Paris illustrated periodical from the Boussod, Manzi, Joyant firm, covering art and the 1900 Exposition universelle for a general French readership. Its pages pair halftone reproductions of sculpture and carved panels with photographic views of the exhibition grounds, showing crowds under the Eiffel Tower arches, a plaster figure in a studio, and ornate relief panels, offering a designer period black-and-white photomechanical layouts with generous margins and dense text columns.
