Trianon-Concert 1897

"Trianon-Concert" is a poster by Georges Meunier, created in 1897, advertising a concert hall in Paris. The poster's Art Nouveau style features two women in fashionable attire, a glass of drink, and a bowl of cherries. It is likely that the poster was used to advertise the concert hall's nightly performances, known as "spectacle varie" which translates to variety show. The poster's lively composition and bold colors would have been eye-catching and memorable for potential patrons. This piece is a visual reminder of the social and cultural life of Paris in the late 19th century.