Theâtre Pompadour 1900 Original Print RefPO#08 at the top of its

at the top of its game

Jean Farell and Martial et Armand were two Parisian couture houses established in the late nineteenth century

an American painter and lithographer

The brand ceased to exist in the 1950s as it struggled with financial difficulties created by an acute shortage of wealthy car buyers

An old man relaxes on the chair as he satisfyingly inspects the gold-coloured liquor in his glass

Theâtre Pompadour 1900 Original Print RefPO#08 at the top of itsLes Maitres de L'Affiche 1900 Planche # 203 Thetre Pompadour About the poster: This poster advertises the Thetre Pompadour in Paris, which is named for Madame de Pompadour who became the mistress and lifelong confidante of Louis XV, and was a notable patron of the arts. The poster, designed by Parisian artist E. Barcet, features her likeness holding a mask. Barcet makes great use of black and white in this poster with red accents, creating a beautiful