Exposition internationale de Lyon 1913

This poster, "Exposition Internationale de Lyon," created by Jules Chéret in 1913, advertises the International Exhibition in Lyon, France. Chéret, known as the "father of the modern poster," utilized a vibrant, colorful style to capture attention. The poster depicts a young woman pouring water from a pitcher, suggesting the abundance of the city of Lyon, while a strong man in the background signifies its power and strength. The artwork uses a dynamic composition and bold colors to effectively promote the event. The poster is a prime example of the Art Nouveau movement, which emphasized flowing lines, decorative elements, and a sense of naturalism.