Title page of Parade, 1917 (print)
Lorca Massine's Parade and Pulcinella, music by Satie and Stravinsky, set and costumes by Pablo Picasso
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Picasso in Rome, with Diaghilev, Cocteau and Massine: The Ballets Russes and Parade
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Joffrey | The 'Parade' Revival | American Masters | PBS
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