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Henri Edmond Petijean (1844–1925) - Paris in Living Color. Circa 1911. Printed by Lithographie Nouvelles, Asnières. 149 x 110 cm. Original poster, lithographic print. Not mounted on board. Condition A—minor marginal tears. An iconic press poster from the Art Nouveau period, it promoted a short-lived newspaper that covered entertainment, shows, and cabarets, as well as satires on current events and photographs, making it a high-end publication. What could be more natural, then, for the poster artist than to depict an elegant, bourgeois woman enjoying her reading? In short, this poster is a distillation of Paris during the Belle Époque.
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