Paris Courses | Maitre de L’Affiche: Plate #61

Paris Courses | Maitre de L’Affiche: Plate #61

$495.00

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This artwork is from Les Maitres de L’Affiche series; miniature versions of outstanding stone lithograph artworks of the most important advertising posters by the finest artists. “The girl in a frilly print rides sidesaddle on a horse in this poster for a racing event at the famous Hippodrome. An interesting side note to this is Sagot’s remark that this poster was never posted on the hoardings as these particular races were cancelled. The green background is very unusual for Cheret “(Rennert, PAI-XXVII, 344) “Cheret’s earliest known poster, dated 1858, is for the theatre, and from there he went on to prepare some 500 posters for various theatres, cabarets, music-halls, individual performers and shows of every description. The Folies-Bergere was one of his frequent clients for three decades (60 posters) and so were the Alcazar, the Ambassadeurs, the Moulin Rouge, the Hippodrome and the Musee Grevin. Some of his happiest and most popular designs are in this category. He could exercise his uncanny ability to capture the dynamics of the stage in the movement of dancers, mimes and acrobats” (Rennert, PAI-VII)

Details

Artist:

Origin:

France

Circa:

1897

Printer:

Chaix - Paris

Size:

11.5" x

15.5"

ID:

#MA061

Style:

Condition:

Very Good

Wear:

Wear consistent with age and use

Linen Backed:

No

Additional Conditional Info:

All Maitre de L'Affiche plates are printed on Collector's Edition Stock and are completely ready for Framing

Size

Unit

Width

Height

Depth

Inches

11.5

15.5

0.1

Centimeters

29.21

39.37

0.25

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