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            <display>[This poster is offset lithography, but mass-produced and commercially printed.] Steinlen's poster advertises the reopening of a cabaret, the Chat Noir in Montmartre. Here the artist worked with several actors to present avant-garde shadow theater, which investigated the artistic and dramatic effects of silhouettes, starring R. Salis as the popular, improvisational narrator ("bonimenteur") of each shadow performance.</display>
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            <display>Main caption: Prochainement la très illustre Compagnie du Chat Noir avec ses Pièces d'Ombres Célèbres, ses Poëtes ses Compositeurs Avec Rodolphe Salis. Steinlen logo on bottom left. On right side: Imp. Charles Verneau, 114, Rue Oberkampf, Paris</display>
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            <display>Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara, California, United States) 1991.17</display>
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            <display>61.6 cm (height) x 39.62 cm (width)</display>
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            <display>animals; commercial and industrial design; typography or calligraphy; Chat noir (Cabaret : Paris, France); Salis, Rodolphe, 1851-1897; graphic design; commercial arts; advertising; cabaret entertainment; avant garde; cats; fin-de-siecle</display>
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            <display>Chat Noir</display>
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            <display>1998 (creation)</display>
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            <display>©1998 Santa Barbara Museum of Art</display>
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