Jules Alexandre Grün - Bal Tabarin - 1960‹erne

This lithograph poster for the Tabarin ballet, located on Rue Pigalle and Rue Victor Massé, was printed in 1904. It is a 1966 reprint, certified by SPADEM (Society for Artistic Protection of Design and Models), a civil society of authors under the control of the Ministry of Culture, with the purpose of ensuring the protection of copyright in the fine arts. This original artwork was created by Jules Alexandre Grün (1868-1934), a Parisian illustrator and graphic designer best known for his elegant posters for various cabarets in France. The poster showcases a lively scene filled with elegant ladies and gentlemen, showcasing the glamour and energy of the Bal Tabarin cabaret. This poster is a piece of history, offering a glimpse into Parisian nightlife at the beginning of the 20th century and featuring the iconic Moulin Rouge in the background. The poster measures 59 x 41 cm and has a few light markings and folds. Its rich colors and meticulous details make it a captivating piece of artwork. Bal Tabarin, a Parisian cabaret located at 36, rue Victor - Massé in the 9th arrondissement, at the foot of Montmartre, was active from 1904 to 1953 and was destroyed in 1966. This piece of art showcases the glamour and energy of a place that held a central role in the city's cultural and artistic landscape. This poster is a great addition to a collection of art or French history. It is also an excellent conversation starter and a charming decoration for your home. This is a genuine and rare opportunity to own a beautiful historical poster by a renowned artist.