Cheret Jules 1836 1932 Collection
Jules Cheret (1836-1932): A Master of Artistic Expression Jules Cheret, a renowned French artist, left an indelible mark on the world of art and entertainment
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
Jules Cheret (1836-1932): A Master of Artistic Expression Jules Cheret, a renowned French artist, left an indelible mark on the world of art and entertainment. Born in 1836, he lived through a transformative period in history, witnessing the rise of new forms of artistic expression. Cheret's talent knew no bounds as he ventured into various realms of creativity. His influence extended to music with his vibrant poster for Jacques Offenbach's operetta "The Princess of Trebizonde. " The lithograph captured the essence and allure of this musical masterpiece. In the late 1800s, Cheret showcased his skills in advertising with a colorful lithograph promoting the Souvenir Exhibition at Musee Grevin in Paris. This captivating artwork transported viewers to a world filled with wonder and excitement. His involvement with Moulin Rouge cannot be overlooked either. Through his lithographic advertisement for the iconic cabaret venue and its famous Cancan dancers, Cheret immortalized their energy and vivacity forever. Cheret also made significant contributions to literature by creating posters for Paul Sauniere's serial drama "The Drama of Pontcharra. " These posters became windows into another realm where imagination met reality. Not limited to just one medium, Cheret explored color lithography when advertising La Loie Fuller at Folies Bergere. The result was breathtaking - an explosion of colors that perfectly complemented Fuller's mesmerizing performances. Pantomimes Lumineuses was yet another project that showcased Cheret's versatility as an artist. Through this series of lithographs from 1892, he brought life to silent performances using light and shadow like never before. Les Coulisses de l'Opera au Musee Grevin provided audiences with a glimpse behind-the-scenes at one of Paris' most prestigious opera houses. With meticulous detail and skillful execution, Cheret transported viewers into the enchanting world of opera.