Twelve posters from 1889 to 1907, printed a second time.

Selected prints

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Index

Twelve posters by nine artists, made between 1889 and 1907. Each is printed again at its original size.

01 France-Champagne Pierre Bonnard, 1889–91 Lithograph in yellow, orange and black, 77.4 × 57.8 cm Commission print 01
02 Moulin Rouge, La Goulue Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, 1891 Colour lithograph, 189 × 115.7 cm Commission print 02
03 Palais de Glace Jules Chéret, 1891 Colour lithograph, 124 × 87.9 cm Commission print 03
04 Ambassadeurs: Aristide Bruant Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, 1892 Colour lithograph, 147.2 × 99.9 cm Commission print 04
05 Divan Japonais Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, 1893 Colour lithograph, 80.1 × 60.1 cm Commission print 05
06 Saxoléine Jules Chéret, 1893 Colour lithograph, 124.2 × 88.2 cm Commission print 06
07 À la Bodinière Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen, 1894 Lithograph in black, olive, orange and blue, 58.5 × 79.4 cm Commission print 07
08 Lippincott's for January Will Carqueville, 1895 Colour lithograph, 47.4 × 31 cm Commission print 08
09 Zodiaque (La Plume) Alphonse Mucha, 1896–97 Colour lithograph from multiple stones, 63 × 47 cm Commission print 09
10 J.C. Boldoot Eau de Cologne Privat-Livemont, c. 1899 Colour lithograph, 71.1 × 36.1 cm Commission print 10
11 Time Cooperative Adolf Hohenstein, 1899 Colour lithograph, 120 × 88 cm Commission print 11
12 Poster for Die Brücke Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, 1907 Lithograph in green and gold, 80 × 61 cm Commission print 12

The scan

Every print starts from the museum's open-access scan of the original: the full file, never a copy from the web.
The plates

We make one plate for each ink the poster was first printed with, and match every ink by eye against the scan.
The paper

Uncoated stock tinted to the original's tan or cream, cut to the original's size: 47 cm tall for Lippincott's, 189 cm for La Goulue.

Write with the number of the poster you want and the wall it will hang on. Each print is made to order in the studio in Paris.