What it is

• Title: Le Théâtre Agnès Capri

• Theme: A theatrical/cabaret-style storytelling scarf with multiple comic-style panels (very French, very mid-century).

• Designer/Artists:

• Brooke Cadwallader (illustrator — signed bottom right)

• Mayo Del. (likely the colorist or second illustrator — signed bottom left)

• Era: Most examples of this design date to the 1950s–1960s

• Origin: France

• Material: Silk (the fine weave, saturated colors, and hand-rolled edge style are consistent with silk scarves of this period)

This style is closely related to the same tradition as early Hermès narrative scarves, though this one is not Hermès—it’s from a broader circle of French theatrical and graphic artists producing luxury scarves in that era.

Why it’s interesting

• The comic-strip layout with French captions is highly collectible.

• The artwork is signed by the artists, which is a big plus.

• The imagery references Parisian theater/cabaret culture, which collectors love.

• Colors are still strong, and the design is complete and readable.

Condition notes (important for value)

From your photos:

• There is a little staining that can easily be cleaned off and no rips, holes, or ware on the scarf

• Signatures are clear (that helps a lot).

Value (realistic market range)

Because this is not Hermès but is a desirable mid-century French art scarf:

• If professionally cleaned and stains improve:

💰 $150–300

• If it were pristine:

💰 $350+ (mainly to collectors of theatrical or graphic-design scarves)

No rips, very light stain that can’t be cleaned right of this scarf. Beautiful silk scarf. Plmk if you have any questions