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  • Affiches Illustrees – Folies Bergere Fleur de Lotus – Jules Cheret 1893 Original Lithograph

    Affiches Illustrees – Folies Bergere Fleur de Lotus – Jules Cheret 1893 Original Lithograph

    $ 250

    Folies Bergere – Fleur de Lotus – Jules Cheret – Affiches Illustrees – 1893.

    Original small-format color lithographic plate from Les Affiches illustrees, reproducing Jules Cheret’s 1893 poster for the Folies Bergere ballet-pantomime Fleur de Lotus. The design is one of Cheret’s best-known theater/cabaret images of the early 1890s, advertising the production staged at the Folies Bergere, with text for the ballet-pantomime and its creators integrated into the composition. The original full-size poster was printed by Chaix, Paris in 1893, and this plate was issued shortly afterward in reduced format for collectors in the Affiches illustrees portfolios.

    Title: Affiches Illustrees – Folies Bergere – Fleur de Lotus
    Artist: Jules Cheret (1836–1932)
    Date: 1893 (small-format plate after the original poster)
    Publisher/Series: Les Affiches illustrees
    Printer: (after Chaix, Paris; as per the original poster)
    Size: approx. 8.5 x 11.8 in. (21.5 x 30 cm) sheet, standard Affiches illustrees plate format
    Print type: Original color lithograph, small-format plate
    Condition: excellent
    Comments: Classic Cheret Folies Bergere image in the Affiches illustrees collector’s format; strong color and excellent Belle Epoque cabaret subject matter.

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  • SCALA — REVUE A POIVRE — JULES-ALEXANDRE GRUN — 1904

    SCALA — REVUE A POIVRE — JULES-ALEXANDRE GRUN — 1904

    $ 2,950

    SCALA — REVUE A POIVRE — JULES-ALEXANDRE GRUN — 1904

    Original French cabaret poster for Scala – Revue a Poivre designed by Jules-Alexandre Grun for the Paris music hall La Scala. The lively composition reflects the theatrical atmosphere of the Paris cabaret and revue scene of the early twentieth century, with richly colored lithography and an energetic stage setting typical of Grun’s work.

    Jules-Alexandre Grun (1868–1938) was one of the leading poster artists associated with Parisian cabarets and music halls, producing numerous posters for venues such as La Scala in the early 1900s. This design is generally dated to 1903–1904, and examples recorded in auction catalogues identify Charles Verneau, Paris as the printer. The poster has appeared in major poster auctions and is considered one of Grun’s well known music hall designs of the period.

    Artist: Grun, Jules-Alexandre
    Title: Scala – Revue a Poivre
    Printer: Charles Verneau, Paris
    Size: 35 x 49 inches / 89 x 124 cm
    On / Off Linen: On linen
    Print Technique: Lithograph
    Year: 1904
    Condition & Comments: Excellent condition on linen.

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