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Théophile Steinlen (French, 1859 – 1923)
If you’ve got a soft spot for vintage French poster art—or just love cats with a serious attitude—do yourself a favor and come see this iconic piece in person. This framed print of Le Chat Noir (officially Tournée du Chat Noir de Rodolphe Salis) is an absolute classic. Created by Théophile Steinlen in the 1890’s, this moody black cat with its piercing yellow eyes and halo-like backdrop is pretty much the original cool cat of the Parisian cabaret scene.
This particular print is beautifully matted and framed, and ready to add that perfect touch of bohemian flair to your home, studio, or office. Whether you’re into vintage vibes, a little bit of Parisian history, or just want a conversation-starting piece that radiates mysterious feline energy, this one checks all the boxes.
And let’s be real—how can you resist that expression? It’s like the cat knows something you don’t. Maybe it’s the secret to irresistible style. Maybe it’s just judging your coffee order. Either way, it’s got charisma.
Swing by, take a closer look, and let this moody kitty work its charm on you. It’s priced to move, and trust me, once you see it in person, it’ll be hard to walk away without it. We’ve only got one, and it’s ready to go to a good home—preferably yours. Come grab it before someone else with good taste beats you to it.
