Babylone d'Allemagne 0000-0942

The subject is a book exposing the decadence of Berlin society, written by Lautrec's friend, Victor Joze. His ""poster focused the spectator's attention on the hindquarters of four horses, the largest of which was also being closely observed by a caricature of the Kaiser standing in a guardbox. The implications of this, along with the book's title, provoked a protest from the German ambassador to France and nearly caused an international incident... (Lautrec) refused to stop distribution of the poster, and as he had paid for it, the publisher was not able to stop the distribution himself. (Thereafter), according to art dealer Edmond Sagot, the value of Henry's work quadrupled."" (Julia Frey, p.398)

Giclée Art Prints are printed on museum-quality art paper.

Our modern black wood frames are handmade in the USA and feature acrylic glazing and quality matboard.

All of our images are digitized from the original artwork or original negative, then printed and assembled in the USA to museum standards by our master printer.

All of our products are custom made by hand to order. Approximately 2 weeks to make + 1 week to deliver.

Questions? Please email service@archivea.com.