Riveting Russian Constructivist compositions from the Stenberg Brothers. Entire walls dedicated to Mucha, Toulouse-Lautrec, Loupot, and Summer Art Deco. Plus an exceptionally rare, six-foot-tall original 1931 lithograph for Fritz Lang's…
In the midst of the crowd, there was a stir, and a line of people started to form: Jane Avril was dancing, twirling, gracefully, lightly, a little madly; pale, skinny,…
By the 1870s, "Broadway" and "theatre" were becoming synonymous, and the Union Square area near Broadway at 14th Street had become New York City's main theatre district. 'The most prominent…
Since 1933, when it was formed, Air France has had a unique raison d'etre among airlines. For more than 70 years, the brand has made a conscious decision to represent…
Have a second helping of first rate vintage posters – the world-famous, and those that ought to be – all on auction Sunday, March 12.
Here's the truth: we receive so many superb works of poster art each auction, it's impossible to showcase them all. Mucha, Toulouse-Lautrec, Cassandre, and Cappiello steal the spotlight, but for…
A wall of A.M. Cassandre. A full corridor of Art Nouveau fantasy. Wild and macabre visions from Weimar Germany. And Josephine Baker – a giant of burlesque, towering 10 feet…
A French biopic of Loïe Fuller at Lincoln Center; Belle Époque posters in D.C., Chicago & St. Louis.
There's a history that isn't listed on the History Channel. It seldom finds its way into books, or onto newsreels or biopics. It's the history of persuasion. We're living it right…
