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2e Exposition des Peintres Lithographes

Poster
1900 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

This poster advertises an exhibition of work by painter-lithographers held on the Rue Drouot in Paris and shows a woman looking through an upright folio of work. The shadowy interior and the woman's silhouetted form put the poster's text into sharp relief, a compositional device first employed by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, an artist who greatly influenced poster design during this peiod.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Title2e Exposition des Peintres Lithographes (popular title)
Materials and techniques
Colour Lithograph
Brief description
Poster for '2e Exposition des Peintres Lithographes', Fernand Louis Gottlob; French; 1900.
Physical description
Poster
Dimensions
  • Height: 1170mm
  • Width: 778mm
Marks and inscriptions
  • F. Gottlob (Signed lower left)
  • Atelier, Gottlob, 45 rue de Belleville (Lower left)
  • Imp. ies Lemercier Paris (Lower right)
  • 2e Exposition
Object history
Poster advertising an exhibition at the Salle de Figaro, Rue Drouet, Paris 10-25 January 1900.
Summary
This poster advertises an exhibition of work by painter-lithographers held on the Rue Drouot in Paris and shows a woman looking through an upright folio of work. The shadowy interior and the woman's silhouetted form put the poster's text into sharp relief, a compositional device first employed by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, an artist who greatly influenced poster design during this peiod.
Bibliographic reference
Coutts, Howard and Claire Jones Toulouse Lautrec and the art of the French Poster. Bowes Museum, 2004. 53 p., ill. ISBN 0954818202.
Collection
Accession number
E.134-1981

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Record createdJuly 18, 2007
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