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Canvas Print : Poster pour le bal des incoherents, bal organized between 1885 and 1896 in Paris as part of the artistic movement launched by Jules Levy in 1882, les arts incoherents, Illustration en lithographie de Maurice Neumont (1868-1930)
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Poster pour le bal des incoherents, bal organized between 1885 and 1896 in Paris as part of the artistic movement launched by Jules Levy in 1882, les arts incoherents, Illustration en lithographie de Maurice Neumont (1868-1930)
YOU4419035 Poster pour le bal des incoherents, bal organized between 1885 and 1896 in Paris as part of the artistic movement launched by Jules Levy in 1882, les arts incoherents, Illustration en lithographie de Maurice Neumont (1868-1930), in Les Programmes illustres des theatres et des cafes concerts, by Ernest Maindron, Librairie Nilsson Per Lamm, Paris, 1897. Photography, KIM Youngtae. by Neumont, Maurice Louis Henri (1868-1930); (add.info.: Poster pour le bal des incoherents, bal organized between 1885 and 1896 in Paris as part of the artistic movement launched by Jules Levy in 1882, les arts incoherents, Illustration en lithographie de Maurice Neumont (1868-1930), in Les Programmes illustres des theatres et des cafes concerts, by Ernest Maindron, Librairie Nilsson Per Lamm, Paris, 1897. Photography, KIM Youngtae.); © Kim Young Tae. All rights reserved 2022
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20"x16" (51x41cm) Canvas Print
Step into the vibrant world of late 19th-century Parisian art with our exquisite Canvas Print of Poster pour le bal des incoherents. This stunning artwork, created by Maurice Neumont in 1888, captures the essence of the Arts Incohérents movement, an artistic rebellion launched by Jules Levy in 1882. Neumont's lithographic illustration invites you to the infamous Balls Incohérents, a series of events where artists and intellectuals celebrated their rejection of societal norms and conventions. Our high-quality Canvas Prints bring the rich colors and intricate details of this iconic piece to life, making it a captivating addition to any art collection or living space. Experience the charm and rebellion of Parisian art history with Media Storehouse.
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Estimated Product Size is 40.6cm x 50.8cm (16" x 20")
These are individually made so all sizes are approximate
Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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This black and white lithograph, captured by photographer Kim Young Tae, showcases a vintage poster for the "Bal des Incohérents" in Paris. The bal was organized between 1885 and 1896 as part of the artistic movement initiated by Jules Lévy in 1882 called "Les Arts Incohérents". The poster itself is an exquisite illustration created by Maurice Neumont (1868-1930), depicting the whimsical and nonsensical nature of this avant-garde event. Neumont's lithograph captures the essence of the bal with its intricate details and playful imagery. As we delve into this historical piece, we are transported back to late 19th-century Paris, where artists rebelled against conventional norms and embraced absurdity as a form of artistic expression. The Bal des Incohérents became a platform for these unconventional creators to showcase their work amidst laughter, confusion, and delight. Ernest Maindron's publication "Les Programmes illustrés des théâtres et des cafés-concerts" released in 1897, immortalized this iconic poster within its pages. Now preserved through time, it serves as a testament to the vibrant cultural scene that thrived during that period. Kim Young Tae's photography beautifully captures every detail of Neumont's lithograph while adding depth and dimensionality to this remarkable artwork. Through his lens, we can appreciate both the artistry behind the creation of this poster and its significance within art history. With all rights reserved to Kim Young Tae in 2022, this print allows us to admire not only one artist's contribution but also pays homage to an entire movement that challenged conventions with humor and creativity.
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