Théâtre De L’opéra 1895

Jules Chéret's "Théâtre de l'Opéra" (1895) is a vibrant poster advertising a masked ball at the Paris Opera House in 1896. The poster depicts elegantly dressed figures in a lively, colorful setting, characteristic of Chéret's style. Chéret, known as the "father of the modern poster," popularized the use of lithography to create eye-catching advertisements that captured the spirit of Parisian life. The poster exemplifies his signature use of vivid colors, dynamic composition, and stylized figures. This style became widely recognized and influential in the development of graphic design and Art Nouveau.