Vintage Troupe de Mlle. Eglantine Poster by Lautrec, 1896

A vintage performance poster print reproducing Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s Troupe de Mlle. Eglantine, dated 1896 in the listing, with a can-can, dance and Belle Époque entertainment theme.

This horizontally oriented reproduction has a recorded black and yellow palette, a fashion theme and a typography style, with Art Nouveau as its recorded art movement. Produced using giclée printing on quality 200gsm art paper, it has a matte finish.

Troupe de Mlle. Eglantine by Toulouse-Lautrec

Bring a connection to Belle Époque entertainment into your collection with this reproduction of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s Troupe de Mlle. Eglantine, dated 1896 in the listing. Its can-can subject makes it a distinctive choice for anyone interested in performance, historical poster design or French art. Display it in a dining room, creative studio or gallery devoted to vintage advertising.

About the poster

The named troupe gives this design a particular identity within a collection of performance posters, offering a starting point for exploring the relationship between entertainment and graphic art. Enjoy its cabaret association without assigning an unverified venue, performance date or individual dancer’s identity. This product is a modern reproduction for wall display, not an original 1896 poster, an antique lithographic impression or a hand-drawn work. Its contemporary giclée production is distinct from the printing methods of the historical source.

A personal performance-art gallery

Imagine placing the poster above a sideboard, with warm wooden furniture, softly textured fabrics and a few favourite books about art or theatre nearby. A dance-themed work can give the room a personal point of interest without requiring every accessory to follow the same subject. The recorded black and yellow palette provides a starting point for coordinating companion prints and smaller decorative accents.

A small format can join an established grouping, while the large option gives the design a more prominent place. Pair it with other Toulouse-Lautrec posters for an artist-led collection, or introduce contrasting theatre and music designs to explore different approaches to performance publicity. Matching frames can connect individual works while allowing their differences to remain part of the appeal. Consider the available wall area and usual viewing distance before selecting your size, especially when planning a gallery above furniture.

Pair it with

Continue the performance-poster theme with Jules Chéret’s Folies Bergère (1893) and Cappiello’s Grand Bal Masqué (1921). Add Toulouse-Lautrec’s La Modiste (1893) for an artist-led connection in a gallery exploring French art and entertainment.

Explore more Toulouse-Lautrec artwork

Discover companion designs in our Toulouse-Lautrec prints collection, and explore his artistic legacy in Why Is Toulouse-Lautrec So Famous?.

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