The 1894 original poster by Jules Chéret, titled "Au quartier Latin Mi-Carême," unveils a captivating snapshot of the festive atmosphere during the Mi-Carême celebration in the Latin Quarter of Paris. As the first number of its series, this poster is not merely a work of art but also a charitable endeavor, with proceeds dedicated to supporting the less fortunate. Created during the Belle Époque era, it embodies the spirit of generosity and community engagement that characterized the period. Chéret's mastery of lithography shines through in this poster, with vibrant colors and dynamic compositions that draw the viewer's eye. Against a backdrop of bustling streets and joyful crowds, the scene comes to life with a sense of energy and excitement. The Latin Quarter, known for its vibrant cultural scene and bohemian spirit, serves as the perfect setting for the Mi-Carême festivities. Masked revelers, musicians, and dancers fill the streets, creating a spectacle of color and movement that is both enchanting and exhilarating. Through his skillful use of typography and design elements, Chéret conveys essential information about the event while infusing the poster with a sense of playfulness and whimsy. The message, "Ce numéro est vendu au profit des pauvres" (This number is sold for the benefit of the poor), highlights the charitable nature of the endeavor, inviting viewers to participate in a worthy cause while celebrating the joy of the season. Cabaret - Show - Press Number 1 - This number is sold for the benefit of the poor Very good condition
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