Featured Lautrec Sheet Music

Found this at a thrift last week. I beleive it's a 1935 restrike from the original 1895 litho-(1 of these '35 prints is at MOMA). There was also a signed/numbered reissue done in 1978. A limited-edition folio printed by Atelier Mourlot ,Paris.
Pic1-1895 first issue actual sheet music (i believe ?).
Pic2- 1978 sign/numb Mourlot litho.
Pic3-1935-Front/Back (backlighted & not).

 

1935, edition of 100 ...
https://www.moma.org/collection/works/31192

 

Here are some notations at the bottom edge-can anyone decipher these ? Much Thanks !

 

What a fascinating piece, Bosko!

 

Thanks Whit-I got it out of the frame in the store before I bought it, too many phony Lautrec's around (nxt to Mucha,Steinlen,Grasset,etc,etc !). Seems to have some age anyway ?
There been various portfolios of his sheet music designs issued thru the decades-some even during his lifetime (died 1901).
Some of the most valuable re-issues of the great graphic artists of La Belle Epoque were done in a famous series called 'Les Maitres de l'Affiche (see below).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Les_Ma%C3%AEtres_de_l%27Affiche

PS-This is one of the best pieces I've ever found.It's the Sarah Bernhardt miniature of Mucha's 'Gismonda' frm Les Maitres. Found it in a local antique collective about 20 years ago for $18-yes indeedy, there was much high adventure before our friendly tech gazillionaires re-invented reality.

 

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Like he said!

 

There's a full-sized original on Etsy for 7-8K, beautiful and linen back of course-it's about six and a half feet tall !

 

Great find!