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Masked ball and carnival, at the Theatre de lOpera
Date:
1894The poster promotes the 1894 carnival at the Opéra de Paris, subtitled "1er BAL MASQUE" (the first masked ball) scheduled for Saturday, January 6. The celebration depicts a group of people in carnival costumes and masks dancing or breaking into dance in an expressive style. The colour scheme is vibrant with red, blue and yellow dominating.
Created by artificial intelligence, please be lenient. Cheret painted picture Masked ball and carnival, at the Theatre de lOpera in 1894. Prevailing color of this fine art print is vivid and its shape is portrait. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.
Jules Chéret (1836-1933) He was a progressive Parisian artist and for his life’s work is nicknamed the father of the modern poster. His first poster was Orpheus in the Underworld. He further designed posters for the now world-famous Eugene Rimmel, then still known as a manufacturer of perfumes. From this contract, he was able to open his own lithographic firm. His posters are based on Victorian graphics. In 1890, he received the Jules Cherlet Legion of Honor for his contribution not only to art but mainly for the support of
industry and trade. His life work includes 1,000 posters from disciplines such as
circus, theater, products, medicines -
Pippermint, etc. He was a great inspiration to other artists, such as
Henri Toulouse Lautrec or the famous Czech artist
Alphons Mucha.