• The Cocorico by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen poster features a vibrant black rooster with a red comb crowing in an Art Nouveau style. The French Art Deco-inspired design includes decorative typography and text highlighting artists names and magazine details, capturing the charm of early 20th-century art.
  • A Cocorico by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen poster adds vintage charm to the wall. Below, a wooden table holds an open book, a glass of water, and a black-patterned white napkin. In front, a white tulip in a glass vase embodies French Art Deco elegance.
  • The Cocorico by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen poster features a stylized black rooster with a vivid red comb on a beige background. It includes ornate lettering with Cosmospolitique and names, signed by Paul Bouligny, echoing French Art Deco elegance, with an address in Paris.
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Cocorico by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen Poster

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Add a touch of French Art Deco flair to your home with this stunning poster from the 1900s! This vibrant illustration of a crowing rooster, created by the talented Théophile-Alexandre Steinleny, is full of character and elegance. The bold colors, unique style, and slightly crazy rooster are sure to be a conversation starter. Perfect for anyone who appreciates vintage art with a dash of humor!
The Cocorico by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen poster features a vibrant black rooster with a red comb crowing in an Art Nouveau style. The French Art Deco-inspired design includes decorative typography and text highlighting artists names and magazine details, capturing the charm of early 20th-century art.A Cocorico by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen poster adds vintage charm to the wall. Below, a wooden table holds an open book, a glass of water, and a black-patterned white napkin. In front, a white tulip in a glass vase embodies French Art Deco elegance.The Cocorico by Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen poster features a stylized black rooster with a vivid red comb on a beige background. It includes ornate lettering with Cosmospolitique and names, signed by Paul Bouligny, echoing French Art Deco elegance, with an address in Paris.