Moulin Rouge, Paris-Cancan 1890

This poster for the Moulin Rouge, created by Jules Chéret in 1890, is a prime example of the *Belle Époque* aesthetic. The vibrant colors, stylized figure, and bold lettering embody the era's spirit of optimism and exuberance. The poster highlights the can-can dance, a popular attraction of the Moulin Rouge, with a suggestive pose and a large, calligraphic inscription "Paris-Cancan" in the top right corner. This captivating image was designed to lure patrons to the famed cabaret.