JULES CHERET Loie Fuller Lithograph, inscriptions read Folies-Berger La Loie Fuller, Imp. chais Ateliers CHERET 20 Rue Berger Paris, Encres Ch Lorikkeuc & C, subject a dancing woman, measures 56 x 44 inches, black wooden frame with gilt accent, surface wear and losses to frame, professionally framed and double in black, not examined out of frame, Property of Palm Beach Estate, This exuberant image of the American dancer Loie Fuller captures the cabaret culture of fin-de-siecle Paris. Fuller was an important attraction, embodying l Art Nouveau with her innovative choreography and diaphanous silk costumes illuminated by multicolored electric lighting. One of the most famous printmakers of the late nineteenth century, Cheret is often regarded as the originator of the artistic lithographic poster. His innovative crachis techniquespattering rather than painting a wax resist onto the lithographic stoneallowed him to create a shimmering effect with relatively few impressions- MoMA Jules CHERET, lithograph, poster, art print, print, vintage advertisement, dancer, 19th century art, wall art, home decor. Art Deco ad, Art Deco poster, French Art Deco poster 2L