Le Chat Noir Shorts
Description: Fully restored cabaret advertising poster for "The Black Cat" nighclub establishment in Paris, France. Published in 1896. All imperfections, scratches, folds and dust have been removed. Entire poster, without any cropping or missing parts. Extremely high resolution scan of this iconic poster, perfect for your home or office.
Description: Joyeux Noel Le Chat Noir With Stylized Golden Tree is a vintage style image of Le Chat Noir poster art and spoof for the Christmas holiday festive season. A vintage cat theme wearing a Santa hat and perfect for francophiles and French theatre lovers Le Chat Noir was the icon of printmaking and the culture of entertainment at the turn of the nineteenth century. Vintage advertising with a humorous twist brings an iconic image of a black cat into the world of Christmas, holidays and festivities. ABOUT THE ART © Revised 30 July 2023, 17:18:08 Revised Vector 29 October 2017, 16:34:58 Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: Fully restored cabaret advertising poster for "The Black Cat" nighclub establishment in Paris, France. Published in 1896. All imperfections, scratches, folds and dust have been removed. Entire poster, without any cropping or missing parts. Extremely high resolution scan of this iconic poster, perfect for your home or office.
Description: Le Chat D'Amour With Heart And Cherub Border is a parody of Le Chat Noir. A unique gift with a vintage cat theme for perfect for Valentines. Perfect for new love, new romance, platonic love and those with a kitsch theme in their apparel and home. ABOUT THE ART © Revised 02 September 2013, 08:44:26 Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: Tournee du Chat Noir D'Armistice Tribute Vector is a vectorized image of Le Chat Noir and a Parisian parody for Remembrance Sunday. An iconic cat theme. Perfect for cat lovers and those offering remembrance for war heroes. Armistice Day commemorates the armistice agreement that ended the First World War on Monday, November 11, 1918, at 11 am—on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. Perfect Francophile design to commemorate. ABOUT THE ART © Vector 29 October 2017, 16:34:12 Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: Le Chat Rabbie Burns With Tam OShanter is a vectorised image of Le Chat Noir poster art by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen and parody for Burns Night, 25 January. A unique gift with a vintage cat theme complete with burns supper and tartan tam oshanter . Perfect gift for lovers of cats, art nouveau, vintage poster art and those with a cat theme in their lives and home. ABOUT THE ART © Vector 19 November 2017, 15:05:57 Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: Le Chat Burns Nuit With Haggis and Dram is a vectorised image of Le Chat Noir poster art by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen and parody for Burns Night, 25 January. A unique gift with a vintage cat theme complete with burns supper and tartan tam oshanter . Perfect gift for lovers of cats, art nouveau, vintage poster art and those with a cat theme in their lives and home. ABOUT THE ART © Vector 20 November 2017, 09:04:47 Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: Le Chat Burns Nuit With Haggis and Dram is a vectorised image of Le Chat Noir poster art by Theophile Alexandre Steinlen and parody for Burns Night, 25 January. A unique gift with a vintage cat theme complete with burns supper and tartan tam oshanter . Perfect gift for lovers of cats, art nouveau, vintage poster art and those with a cat theme in their lives and home. ABOUT THE ART © Vector 20 November 2017, 09:04:47 Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: Chat De La St Patrick De Rodolphe Salis is a parody for Saint Patrick's Day. A unique gift with a with a tribute to Ireland, the Irish tricolour flag of green, white and orange and gold at the end of a rainbow. ABOUT THE ART © Vector 16 February 2018, 12:38:47 Tracey Harrington Simpson
Description: A mischievous parody of the classic Le Chat Noir cabaret poster, this design swaps the iconic black cat for a boldly illustrated pile of “shat,” rendered in inky black with a halo-like red sunburst behind it. The beige backdrop, stylized lettering, and theatrical French phrasing complete the illusion of a lost Belle Époque advertisement—except the joke lands immediately. It’s irreverent, absurd, and knowingly art‑school‑naughty, leaning into the contrast between refined Parisian poster art and gleefully crude subject matter. maximalist irony, unhinged aesthetic, camp but disgusting
