"Aristide Bruant dans son Cabaret, 1893" Framed Art Print
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Vintage French poster of Aristide Bruant at Theatre Royal, featuring a striking profile image of the artist in a black cape and hat, with a bright red scarf, against a minimalist backdrop with event details.
Framed poster features a stylized graphic illustration of a man viewed in profile, dressed elegantly with a large black cape and a wide-brimmed black hat. He has a distinctive red scarf wrapped around his neck. The background is mostly white, and text on the poster includes 'THEATRE ROYAL' at the top and 'Aristide Bruant dans son cabaret' at the bottom, indicating a performance by Aristide Bruant at a cabaret. The date 'SAMEDI 8 JUIN' is also included, specifying a Saturday performance in June. The overall design reflects the bold and iconic style of early 20th-century French poster art.
Framed poster features a stylized graphic illustration of a man viewed in profile, dressed elegantly with a large black cape and a wide-brimmed black hat. He has a distinctive red scarf wrapped around his neck. The background is mostly white, and text on the poster includes 'THEATRE ROYAL' at the top and 'Aristide Bruant dans son cabaret' at the bottom, indicating a performance by Aristide Bruant at a cabaret. The date 'SAMEDI 8 JUIN' is also included, specifying a Saturday performance in June. The overall design reflects the bold and iconic style of early 20th-century French poster art.