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Art Nouveau poster "Black Cat" - Steinlen - High Definition - matte paper 230gr/m²

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Size: Size 1 - 20x30cm / 8x12 inch
  • High Definition digital file (300 dpi).
  • High quality paper (>230g/m²).
  • 3mm overhang on the poster for an elegant look.
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A high definition reproduction of the Chat Noir poster by artist Théophile Alexandre Steinlen. This poster is world famous and for years it has been at the top of souvenir shops on rue Montmartre. PosterVintage.fr is pleased to offer you a high-end version of this legendary poster.

ABOUT THE BLACK CAT POSTER

Poster Summary

  • Name of the Poster: “Tournée du Chat Noir”.
  • Illustrator: Théophile Alexandre Steinlen (1859-1923)
  • Year of publication: 1896
  • Sponsor: Rodolphe Salis.
  • Original dimensions of the Poster: 62 נ40 cm.

The Black Cat Cabaret

Located at the foot of the Montmartre hill at 68, boulevard de Clichy in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, the Chat Noir cabaret was one of the great meeting places for all of Paris and the symbol of Bohemia at the end of the 19th century. . It is one of the emblems of the Roaring Twenties (Late 19th century-1914). The name Chat Noir comes from the little black cat found during the work of fitting out the cabaret by Rodolphe Salis, its founder.

Who is the author of The Black Cat Poster?

Of Swiss origin, painter and designer, the artist Alexandre Steinlen , has lived on the Butte Montmartre since 1883 and frequented the Chat Noir cabaret as well as other artists of the time (notably Toulouse Lautrec) - it was during this period that he was commissioned by Salis to create the black cat poster which would subsequently become an extremely famous poster. He is influenced in his style by Art Nouveau which was in full swing as well as his taste for cat sketches.

Why is the Chat Noir poster iconic?

This poster of Le Chat Noir perfectly represents the soul of Montmartre and the atmosphere of its cabarets. The design and curves of the feline are perfectly mastered by Steinlen who made it his favorite drawing animal. The emblematic black cat with piercing eyes was the symbol of the cabaret bearing the same name. The composition is contrasted with the cat in the central position and its piercing jet black eyes, the use of a yellowish background and a red insert to highlight the name of Rodolphe Salis.

A HIGH-END REPRODUCTION OF THE BLACK CAT POSTER

    High Definition printing and high-end paper

    Our reproduction of the black cat poster takes the original poster while correcting all the faults and imperfections that time has caused on the original poster, almost two centuries old. We print in High Definition (300DPI) on high-end paper (230gr./m2).

    Several Formats available

    We allow our customers to choose the format of their black cat poster themselves. You can choose several formats:

    - Small format : black cat poster 20x30cm or 30x40cm.

    - Medium format : black cat poster 40x60 or 50x70cm.

    - Large format : black cat poster 60x90cm or 84x119cm.

    Remember that if you have any questions about the black cat poster, you can contact our customer service by clicking here.

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