French Bonnard Champagne Tile Poster 0000-0733

This tile version of Bonnards most famous poser was produced for and hung on the walls of the factory of La Maison de Champagne in La Haubette-Tinqueux-les-Rems, France, in 1891. This was the only copy ever executed in this medium. Bonnard was just 24 when he made his first foray into lithography and poster design, but his initial effort, France-Champagne, was a stunning success. The great poster connoisseur, Maindron, immediately called it one of the most interesting works to be seen on the walls of Paris. It created a marked contrast to Cherets colorful fairyland: it was sparse and subtle, making the most of a few strokes of black against a muted yellow and pink background, with ingenious composition and fluid lettering. Some saw in it the first major advance in the art of poster-size prints since the work of Daumier a generation earlier (Wine Spectator, 57).

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