Art Poster in Paris Streets

At the end of the 19th century, illustrated posters took over the walls of Paris, turning the city into a vast open-air museum. Thanks to Jules Chéret, Toulouse-Lautrec, Mucha, and Steinlen, this popular art blended advertising and aesthetics, captivating both passersby and collectors. Images became a powerful vector of modernity, shaping fashion, commerce, and the representation of women. This documentary delves into this visual revolution, tracing the evolution of posters, their role in public spaces, and their artistic legacy. Following the footsteps of Belle Époque artists and strollers, Art Poster in Paris Streets unveils a fascinating story where the streets reflect the cultural and social transformations of the time.