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Le Chat Noir

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$30.99 $49.99 In stock

Category: Painting Kit

Arguably the most famous piece of poster art ever made, “Le Chat Nior” advertises the first cabaret club and was painted by Théophile Steinlen in 1896. “The Black Cat” was a vibrant nightclub and artist haven tucked in the Montmartre district of Paris. The bold colors used in this painting make for a great wall decoration!

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian C. ★★★★★

The print captures every fine detail of Steinlen’s 1896 original, from the cat’s sly expression to the bold lettering, and the colors are exactly as vibrant as the cabaret poster should be. Hung it in my hallway and it instantly gives the whole room that Parisian nightclub mood.

Edward O. ★★★★★

The frame arrived with a tiny scuff on the corner, but the poster itself is flawless—the deep blacks and warm reds really pop, and it instantly gave my hallway that old Parisian cabaret vibe. For a piece of art from 1896, the detail in the cat’s fur is surprisingly crisp, and it looks just like the

Charlotte ★★★★★

The print captures the warm, smoky atmosphere of the original cabaret poster so well, the colors feel rich even under my dim living room lamp. I hung it above the record player and it instantly gave the corner an old Parisian vibe. My only surprise was how sturdy the frame is for the price.