• 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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Ge ditt hem en touch av fransk Art Deco-charm med denna fantastiska poster från 1900-talet! Denna livfulla illustration av en galande tupp, skapad av Théophile-Alexandre Steinleny, är full av karaktär och elegans. De djärva färgerna, den unika stilen och den lite galna tuppen kommer garanterat att bli en konversationsstartare. Perfekt för den som uppskattar vintage-design och lite 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.