THEOPHILE ALEXANDRE STEINLEN Clinique Cheron, 2000

This charming and highly decorative original poster promotes the Clinique Chéron, a veterinary practice located on rue des Moines in Paris. Rendered in a warm, illustrative style, the composition captures a tender and affectionate moment between a woman and a gathering of animals, reflecting both care and companionship.

At the center, a gracefully dressed woman in a flowing red patterned gown bends gently toward a group of pets—dogs of various breeds and sizes gathered attentively around her, while cats perch above, observing with quiet curiosity. The interaction conveys a sense of trust and intimacy, reinforcing the clinic’s message of attentive and specialized care.

The artist’s approach blends elements of early 20th-century illustration with a refined decorative sensibility. The soft, harmonious palette—anchored by the vivid red of the dress—contrasts beautifully with the natural tones of the animals, while the fluid linework gives the composition movement and warmth.

The typography, integrated seamlessly into the scene, retains the elegance of classic French advertising design, making the poster both visually engaging and historically evocative.

Printed in Paris, this piece is a wonderful example from the pre-digital poster era, appreciated for its narrative charm, fine printing, and connection to the golden age of illustrated advertising.

A delightful and collectible work, ideal for collectors of vintage advertising, animal imagery, and classic French poster design.

Framing available upon request.