Nouveau Cirque, 251, Rue St. Honoré 1886

This poster, created by Jules Chéret in 1886, is an example of the artist’s distinctive style, which is characterized by vibrant colors and dynamic compositions. Known for his "Chéret style" lithographic posters, Chéret captured the energy and excitement of the Parisian entertainment scene. The poster advertises the Nouveau Cirque located at 251 Rue Saint-Honoré. The poster's lively depiction of circus performers, including a woman performing acrobatics and a clown falling, effectively conveys the thrill and spectacle of a circus show. This work was a popular form of advertising in the late 19th century and continues to be a cherished example of Art Nouveau poster design.