Collection: Théophile Alexandre Steinlen

Théophile Alexandre Steinlen Posters – The Artistic Pulse of Parisian Life for Your Home

Step into the vivid world of Théophile Alexandre Steinlen, a masterful illustrator and painter whose works capture the heart of Belle Époque Paris. His striking posters bring to life the energy of bustling streets, the intimacy of café culture, and the charm of feline companions. Blending bold line work with atmospheric shading and expressive figures, Steinlen’s art remains a defining force in poster history, making these pieces a captivating addition to any curated interior.

At Posterton, we ensure that every Steinlen print is reproduced with the highest level of care. The textures, delicate shading, and dynamic compositions of his original works are meticulously preserved, allowing his artistic essence to shine through in every poster.

Who was Théophile Alexandre Steinlen?

Born in Switzerland in 1859, Théophile Alexandre Steinlen became one of the most renowned illustrators of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Moving to Montmartre, he immersed himself in the artistic and cultural movements of Paris, documenting everyday life with remarkable authenticity. His ability to convey human emotion, social realism, and an undeniable sense of movement set his work apart.

From the iconic Le Chat Noir to advertising posters and evocative street scenes, Steinlen’s works continue to be celebrated for their artistic depth and cultural significance. Today, his posters offer a timeless glimpse into the vibrancy of historic Paris, adding a refined yet dynamic touch to modern interiors.