ARISTIDE BRUANT DANS SON CABARET PROCHAINEMENT AU THEATRE

Name: ARISTIDE BRUANT DANS SON CABARET PROCHAINEMENT AU THEATRE Antique vintage posters from TOULOUSE LAUTREC Henri ( 1864 - 1901 )
SKU: 15954
Availability: InStock

Antique vintage posters from TOULOUSE LAUTREC Henri
( 1864 - 1901 )

Asking reference: 15954

Printer, Edition, Brands, Fondeur : CHAIX

Creation date: 1894

Size: 23.8 X 31.5 (inches) / 60.5 x 80.0 (cm)

Condition backing / Material :Linen (backed on acid-free paper and cotton canvas)

Condition: A (very fine)

Price: 9 500.00 €

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Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec — Aristide Bruant dans son cabaret

Original poster by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec dedicated to Aristide Bruant, an iconic figure of Parisian cabaret in the late 19th century. The poster announces Bruant’s forthcoming appearance at the theatre, presenting him in his famous role as a popular singer, with a powerful and instantly recognizable silhouette.

Lautrec creates here an image of striking modernity: the figure is seen from behind, almost entirely rendered in black, with his broad hat and imposing stance. The strength of the poster lies in this monumental silhouette, reduced to its essentials, standing out against a light background. The text, dynamically arranged on the right side of the composition, follows the movement of the image and reinforces its visual impact.

This work perfectly illustrates Toulouse-Lautrec’s graphic genius: economy of means, a nervous line, expressive typography, and an exceptional understanding of the poster as an image designed to immediately capture the viewer’s attention. More than a simple theatre announcement, this poster has become a true icon of Parisian nightlife and the golden age of cabaret.

Printed by Chaix in Paris, it belongs to the great posters of the Belle Époque and is highly sought after for its decorative power, rarity, and importance in the history of graphic art.