Description
An entertainment poster from 1893 by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, portraying the celebrated singer Aristide Bruant, one of the defining personalities of Montmartre nightlife. Bruant’s defiant pose and trademark scarf made him an unmistakable figure of the Belle Époque, and Toulouse-Lautrec’s graphic genius immortalised him in a series of posters that redefined commercial art. The design exemplifies the artist’s bold use of silhouette, flat colour, and Japonisme-inspired composition that influenced generations of graphic designers.
This poster is perfect for collectors of Toulouse-Lautrec’s works, entertainment advertising, cabaret history, and Belle Époque Parisian culture.
The poster is carefully digitally restored by an artist to remove any major signs of wear and tear and to refresh the original colours, retaining its classic character.
The poster is printed to order to ensure freshness.
Worldwide delivery.
New reproduction: a modern fine art print, printed to order on premium paper — not an original or antique poster.





















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