Chéret, Jules (1836-1932) - Mam'zelle Gavroche 1885

This vintage poster was created by Jules Chéret, the renowned French artist considered the "father of the modern poster." It is a quintessential example of Belle Époque and Art Nouveau design, showcasing Chéret's vibrant and dynamic style. The poster advertises a three-act comedy-operetta with a score by the composer Hervé and a libretto by Edmond Gondinet, Ernest Blum, and Albert de Saint-Albin. The artwork features a lively and central female figure, a typical "Chérette" often found in Chéret's work, energetically dancing while striking a large drum. The figures surrounding her and the playful atmosphere capture the spirit of the show and the effervescence of Parisian entertainment in the late 19th century.

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