Admire Michel Eugène Courret’s "View of Colon Theater at Lima, Peru." A captivating 1935 painting showcasing Lima's architecture & theater scene. Hand-painted reproduction available.
Explore the captivating photography of Michel Eugène Courret, a 19th-century Peruvian master. Discover his evocative images of Lima & beyond.
The Colon Theather is a biulding designed by the French architect Claude Sahut, inaugurated in 1914, and later declared National Monument in 1972. The theater is located opposite to San Martín Plaza, formerly Zela Plaza. In its early years, it had only two floors and an art nouveau-style dome. The building was remodeled to its current appearance in 1936 by the engineer Alejandro Garland, bringing important changes such as the vertical growth of the building. In its facilities numerous theatrical works were presented, and since 1921, also cinematographic projections.
