L'Ane Rouge - Cabaret Literaire 1898 Original Poster it was his work creating

it was his work creating advertising posters

gloriously calls all to battle as if taking command and managing the traffic of the heavenly decedents

Born into a military family

was put together by Jules Chéret

The elegant lady in this 1923 poster proudly advertises: "Only sell the best goods at the best prices - This strictly applied fundamental principle is responsible for our remarkable growth"

L'Ane Rouge - Cabaret Literaire 1898 Original Poster it was his work creatingThe Cabaret L'Ane Rouge (Red Donkey), was founded in 1889 in Paris. It was created by Gabriel Salis the brother of Rodolphe Salis, who was the founder of the celebrated Parisian Cabaret Chat Noir (Black Cat). The two brothers were significant rivals, competing for cabaret audiences. It's not a coincidence that Rodolphe had red hair. His brother purposefully named his establishment the Red Donkey to poke fun of his brother. In 1898, Gabriel Salis