Jules Chéret
French, 1836 - 1932
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French painter and lithographer (1836-1932)
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L'Image: Revue littéraire et artistique
L'Image: Revue littéraire et artistique
Various Artists, H. Floury, Roger Marx, Jules Rais, Lucien Pissarro, Eugène Grasset, Jean-Émile Laboureur, Henri Jules Ferdinand Bellery-Desfontaines, Georges d' Espagnat, Auguste Lepère, Tony Beltrand, Alphonse Marie Mucha, Jules Chéret, Maurice Denis, Paul-César Helleu, Félix Vallotton, Alphonse Marie Mucha, Georges d' Espagnat · 1896-1897 · bound volume (partially disbound) with original woodcuts and photomechanical reproductions throughout · Accession ID 2006.155.24
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Elegant Lady Seated in a Chair
Elegant Lady Seated in a Chair
Jules Chéret · c. 1900 · red chalk with white heightening on blue wove paper · Accession ID 2017.19.2
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Papier à cigarettes Job
Papier à cigarettes Job
Jules Chéret · 1895 · color lithograph on paper mounted on canvas · Accession ID 2016.140.1
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La Fille Élisa; Conte de Noël
La Fille Élisa; Conte de Noël
Jules Chéret · 1890 · lithograph in light brown and red-brown on wove paper · Accession ID 1995.76.17
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Les Menus et Programmes illustrés
Les Menus et Programmes illustrés
Alphonse Marie Mucha, Henri-Gabriel Ibels, Jules Chéret, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Louis Maurice Boutet de Monvel, Léon Maillard · 1898 · bound volume with 460 lithographic and photozincotype illustrations, 22 hors-texte plates in color and duotone, and the original lithographed end papers by Mucha, bound in contemporary brown half-morocco, marbled boards and end papers with floral decorative gilded tooling on spine · Accession ID 2001.59.1
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Waltz of the Blonde and Waltz of the Brunette
Waltz of the Blonde and Waltz of the Brunette
Jules Chéret · 1880s · colored lithograph printed in orange on wove paper · Accession ID 2003.118.10
Bibliography
2010
Bargiel, Réjane, et al. La Belle Époque de Jules Chéret, De l'affiche au décor. Paris, 2010.